Mechanical Engineering
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Program TypeMajor
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Degrees OfferedB.S.
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SchoolHamm School of Engineering
Apply engineering principles and design to solve global challenges. Understand the impact and social context of engineering solutions.
What You’ll Learn
You’ll develop the ability to identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems, using principles of engineering, science, and mathematics. You’ll be able to communicate effectively with a wide range of audiences and participate as an engaged member of a collaborative, inclusive team.
- Learn by Real-life Examples
You’ll learn through a combination of lab work, design projects, and data-driven problem solving. Our faculty include as much hands-on application and practical examples as possible throughout the program, so you’ll be a prepared professional.
- Make Valuable Connections
You’ll gain experience and make lasting professional contacts as you intern with companies, agencies, and organizations in Bismarck or around the region. The Hamm School of Engineering has relationships with over 50 companies, many of which offer paid internship opportunities.
- Create a Plan of Study that Works for You
Because of our flexibility and the individualized attention we give our students, you’ll be able to create an academic plan that fits with your overall objectives and interests — from playing NCAA sports to studying abroad.
- Learn in State-of-the-art Facilities
The Hamm School of Engineering building opened in 2020 — featuring a machine shop, student design center, design fundamentals labs, and multiple lab spaces dedicated to each major.
Program Information
Please visit our catalog for admission requirements and a full list of our courses.
Accreditations
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Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology, Inc. (ABET)
The Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, , under the General Criteria and the Mechanical Engineering Program Criteria.
Featured Faculty
James D. Carrico, PhD
Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Fellow in Catholic Studies
I teach many of the classes in mechanical design as well as classes in instrumentation, manufacturing, and ethics. I love being involved in student design projects and to mentor students as they bring their ideas to fruition. It's especially rewarding to have students closely collaborate with a variety of industry partners and to engage in interdisciplinary work with other students in the Hamm School of Engineering and Saint Gianna School of Health Science.
Anthony Garcia, PhD
Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering
I started as an assistant professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Mary in 2018. I primarily teach courses in the fields of system dynamics, control systems, and thermo-fluids.
