Undergraduate Studies
Mechanical engineering is a foundational discipline at the core of both traditional
and
emerging technologies. Mechanical engineers play leading roles in the research, design,
and application of diverse technologies, from energy systems and advanced manufacturing,
to aerospace, ground transportation, and biomedical devices. The undergraduate mechanical
engineering program at Stony Brook University prepares students for diverse career
paths, addressing both current and future industry needs.
The curriculum covers core mechanical engineering principles and emphasizes the application of artificial intelligence, data science, and computational tools, empowering graduates to solve complex engineering problems in the workplace of Industry 4.0. More specifically, the educational objectives of the mechanical engineering curriculum at Stony Brook University are to prepare graduates to:
1. Build successful careers in mechanical engineering in the private sector, government,
or
academia, and diverse organizations where engineering problem-solving skills are required.
2. Contribute effectively within multidisciplinary teams, upholding high ethical standards
and a clear understanding of engineering's impact on the economy, society, and the
environment.
3. Excel in graduate study and research, achieving advanced degrees in engineering
and related disciplines and contributing to innovative solutions in emerging technologies.
4. Embrace continuous professional growth and life-long learning, adapting to technological
advancements and evolving industry standards throughout their careers.
The mechanical engineering program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, www.abet.org. For information regarding major entry requirements, visit the CEAS Undergraduate webpage.
Carlos Colosqui
Undergraduate Program Director