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Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering Program

Hamid R. HamidzadehDepartment of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering

Tennessee State University

Nashville Tennessee


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Work of Mechanical Engineers

! Mechanical engineers research develop design manufactureand test tools engines machines and other mechanical systems.

! They "or# on po"er$producing machines .

! They develop machine tools industrial production e%uipmentand ro&ots and &io$mechanics and medical related industries.

! Mechanical engineers also design tools that other engineers needfor their "or#.

! The field of Micro$Electro$Mechanical Systems andnanotechnology "hich involves the creation of high$ performance materials and components &y integrating atoms andmolecules is introducing entirely ne" principles to the design

process.


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Computer Aided Engineering

! 'omputers assist mechanical engineers &y accurately

and efficiently performing computations and &y

permitting the modeling and simulation of ne" designsas "ell as facilitating changes to e(isting designs.

! 'omputer$)ided Design *')D+ and 'omputer$)idedManufacturing *')M+ are used for design data

processing and for turning the design into a product.


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Demand for Mechanical Engineers

! ,ver the past thirty years the demand for MechanicalEngineers has &een ran#ed as the first or second relativeto other Engineers disciplines.

! Employment of mechanical engineers is pro-ected togro" more rapidly as the demand for improvedmachinery and machine tools gro"s.

! )lso emerging technologies in &iotechnology

materials science and nanotechnology "ill create ne" -o& opportunities for mechanical engineers.

! )dditional opportunities for mechanical engineers "illarise &ecause a degree in mechanical engineering oftencan &e applied in other engineering specialties.


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Mechanical and Manufacturing Interactions with other isciplines. Dynamics Systems /luid Mechanics Solid mechanics Design and Thermal Science

0. Mechatronics Ro&otics and 'ontrol

1. /luid Mechanics Thermal Science and 'ontrol

2 .Manufacturing Systems 3roduction and Design

4. /luid Mechanics Solid Mechanics and Environmental

5. Design of Mechanical Systems


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MISSION STATEMENT

#he epartment is committed to provide the

students with a d$namic academic and

professional foundation ena,ling them toshape the future advancement of -nowledge in

the areas of mechanical and manufacturing

engineering and to contri,ute to the economicgrowth and well.,eing of ,oth the state and

the nation/


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0*+*AM E)CA#I'A(

EC#IE!. To provide the student "ith the #no"ledge of

physical sciences mathematics and engineering

science so that the student has the capa&ility todelineate and solve mechanical and related

engineering pro&lems.

0. To familiarize the student "ith the systematic

scientific approach to the identification and solution

of practical pro&lems in mechanical engineering.


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1. To provide the student "ith e(perience through thesystematic application of engineering fundamentals tothe design of mechanical thermal and manufacturing

components and systems.2. To develop professional attitudes ethical character and

an understanding of the engineer6s responsi&ility tosociety and the impact of technology on society.

4. To provide the student "ith intellectual challenges andcontemporary issues designed to arouse curiosity and adesire and need for lifelong learning as a responsi&leengineer.


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5. To provide students "ith e(periences "hich "ill

prepare them to function effectively in multicultural

and multidiscipline teams.7. To provide students "ith hands$on e(periential

learning activities "ith traditional and modern

mechanical and manufacturing machinery state$of$

the art technologies and soft"are to enhance

engineering pro&lem solving including man$machine

interface pro&lems.


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! )s technology increases e(ponentially "ith

each decade the demand for s#illed pro&lem$

solvers "ho e(cel in all fields of engineeringgro"s as "ell.

! Mechanical and Manufacturing engineering

in particular re%uires the design testing andmanufacturing s#ills that are necessary to

compete in today8s $$ and tomorro"8s $$

technologically comple( "orld.


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! Today8s mechanical engineers use cutting$edge

computing smart sensors and electronictechnology to design and manufacture

automated products for the future

! Science and technology "ill continue toe(pand and so "ill the demand for s#illed

mechanical engineers


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9ith emphases in areas such as smart structures

electronics pac#aging energy and environmental

engineering and manufacturing the departmenthas strong lin#s "ith other engineering disciplines

and "ill continue to interact "ith other areas

This interdisciplinary focus &enefits students

faculty and industry


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