专业描述

K-State’s Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering Department offers undergraduate degrees in mechanical engineering and mechanical engineering with a nuclear option. Graduate degrees are offered in both Mechanical Engineering and Nuclear Engineering. Mission Statement The department’s mission statement, adopted October 14, 2010, is as follows. The mission of the Department of Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering is to (1) provide rigorous and challenging educational experiences at both the undergraduate and graduate levels to enable students to attain their full potential, (2) conduct scholarship that is of national and international repute to generate new knowledge and technology for the benefit of society, and (3) provide service through outreach programs to our profession, the state, and the nation. Program Educational Objectives The program educational objectives of the Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering Department, approved by the Faculty on September 2, 2010, are as follows. Graduates of the Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering Department will, within a few years of graduation, I. apply technical knowledge and skills in their chosen profession or toward advanced study to the greater benefit of society and the State of Kansas. II. work productively within their professions and communities. III. demonstrate integrity, responsibility, and accountability in their professional activities, and actively participate in professional development.