机械工程学学士学位

机械工程理学学士学位为学生提供机会，为与机械工程实践相关的传统，新技术和新兴技术做好职业准备，这是一门功能广泛且基础广泛的工程学科。数学和基础科学（例如物理学和化学）构成了机械工程的基础，这需要了解各种学科领域，例如固体和流体力学，热科学，机械设计，结构，材料选择，制造工艺和系统，机械系统，控制和仪表。
UTSA's Mechanical Engineering degree is ABET accredited. In this program, youll gain exposure to the areas of design and manufacturing, mechanics and materials, and thermal and fluid systems. Youll learn how to apply these subjects toward many industries including aerospace, automotive, biomedical, energy (wind/solar/petrochemical), heating and cooling systems, machinery, materials, microelectronics, robotics, structures and more. Who knows, maybe youll work on designing the next Honda engine or discover a new way to capture sustainable energy.<br>UTSA is all about your success. Our experiential learning initiative takes what you learn in the classroom and helps you apply it to real life. As a student in the Klesse College of Engineering and Integrated Design (KCEID), you will explore, engage and reflect on your experiences to launch your career in a global society. The KCEID Student Success Center is a one-stop resource to help you achieve your academic, personal and professional goals. Receive tutoring, find internships, connect with industry professionals for job opportunities, and enhance your professional development skills through the center's comprehensive programming.<br>The Department of Mechanical Engineering offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering (ME). The program is currently accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Individuals enrolling in this degree program are given the opportunity to develop a strong background in Engineering Science and to learn the analysis, design, and synthesis tools necessary to contribute in traditional and emerging areas of technology.<br>The department has excellent laboratory facilities where students receive hands-on instruction from faculty members. Computer-aided design (CAD) facilities, including state-of-the-art workstations, are routinely used. Some classes are taught by adjunct faculty from local industries, giving students the opportunity to interact with engineering professionals engaged in relevant engineering practice.