Develop creativity and intellectual curiosity in graduates.

Understand and apply the mathematical, physical and computer sciences to reason scientifically, solve quantitative problems and use technology.

Apply fundamentals of mathematics, chemistry, physics, and engineering to mechanical engineering analysis and design involving both mechanical and thermal/fluids systems.

Use the engineering design process by which mathematical and scientific facts and principles are applied.

Understand and appreciate human behavior, achievement and development of ideas in a global context.

Communicate in precise language, correct sentences, and concise, coherent paragraphs-each communication evincing clear, critical thinking.

Demonstrate moral awareness gained through study of the basis for and complexities of life.

Demonstrate commitment to progressive and continued educational development.

Ensure that each student completes a broad curriculum embracing the liberal arts, basic and applied sciences and engineering.