Mechanical engineering

Learning outcomes and competencies

• Demonstrate knowledge in natural sciences, mathematics, engineering, social sciences, and socio-economics in professional activities; possess methods of scientific and experimental research, mathematical modeling, and regulatory documents.
• Demonstrate leadership qualities, and make independent decisions based on data collection and critical analysis within the field of study.
• Apply fundamental knowledge in selecting the most suitable materials, shapes, dimensions, tolerances, and surface roughness, considering the mechanical, physical, chemical, and technological properties of metals, as well as methods of mechanical, thermal, and chemical-thermal treatments in manufacturing machine parts.
• Be able to calculate and design core equipment for mechanical engineering production, including tooling and instruments.
• Plan and conduct research in mechanical engineering, including designing new products, and performing modernization and automation of existing mechanical engineering facilities for various purposes.
• Justify the technical and economic efficiency of production; ensure the correct selection of materials, tooling, and instruments for production processes, and appropriate methods for obtaining blanks.
• Perform necessary calculations when designing mechanical engineering facilities, including technical equipment, equipment layout, automation, management, and control under modern market economy conditions.
• Apply legislative acts and technical standards in mechanical engineering, including workplace safety and environmental issues.
• Oversee production of finished products, including manufacturing, assembly, and preliminary testing of completed machines and equipment.
• Use standardization and certification acts and regulatory documents, general principles of interchangeability, tolerances and fits, as well as measurement, testing, and control tools for designing technological processes.