Undergraduate Program Objectives:
The primary aim of the undergraduate program is to educate engineers who possess a strong foundation in core engineering disciplines and are proficient in areas such as design, control, robotics, mechanics, manufacturing, energy (both renewable and nuclear), and defense technologies. These engineers are expected to identify and rapidly solve engineering problems using their research capabilities and command of advanced technologies, apply scientific approaches, and generate rational solutions not only at the local level but also globally, while considering economic efficiency, productivity, environmental sustainability, and ethical and social dimensions in their work.
Undergraduate Program Learning Outcomes:
Apply theoretical and applied knowledge in mathematics, natural sciences, and their own engineering field to develop effective engineering solutions. Analyze a system, its components, or a process, and design them under realistic constraints to meet specified requirements; apply contemporary design methodologies accordingly. Identify, define, formulate, and solve engineering problems by selecting and employing appropriate analytical methods and modeling techniques.
