Program Outcomes

It is expected that BYU Mechanical Engineering Students will have:

1. A basic understanding of fundamental physical phenomena and governing principles.
2. An ability to develop and solve mathematical models of fundamental physical phenomena phenomena and apply them to predict the behavior of engineering systems.
3. The ability to use engineering principles to design an innovative system, component, or process that meets human needs.
4. The expertise to plan and conduct an experimental program and evaluate the results.
5. An ability to use modern engineering tools and techniques in engineering practice.
6. An understanding of manufacturing processes and planning.
7. Effective oral and written communication skills.
8. The ability to work with and lead others to accomplish goals.
9. An appreciation of history, philosophy, literature, science, and the fine arts and how they influence the culture and behavior of societies.
10. Personal behavior demonstrating and practicing high moral and ethical standards.
11. The ability to practice engineering in a global environment.
12. A desire and commitment for lifelong learning and service.