新加坡PSB學(xué)院

Complete full program in Singapore with option to transfer to Australia.

Mechanical Engineering is considered the broadest of all engineering disciplines. It is concerned with the design, manufacture, operation and maintenance of mechanical devices, equipment and systems.

Develop a sound understanding of the design, manufacture, operation & maintenance of mechanical devices, equipment & systems. The Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering degree awarded by the University of Newcastle, Australia delivers a sound introduction to the fundamental principles of engineering science and practice. Concentration on underlying principles and development of learning ability prepare graduates for a wide range of career options where they can continue to expand their skills.

Modules

• Introduction to Professional Engineering
• Introduction to Procedural Programming
• Mathematics for Engineering, Science and Technology 1
• Advanced Physics 1
• Introduction to Engineering Mechanics
• Mathematics for Engineering, Science and Technology 2
• Introduction to Electrical Engineering
• Mechanical Drawing/ CAD & Workshop Practice
• Mechanical Engineering Design 1
• Calculus of Science and Engineering
• Materials Science and Engineering 1
• Engineering Mechanics
• Mechanics of Solids
• Mechatronic Systems
• Materials Science and Engineering 2
• Ethics, Technology and Engineering
• Managing Engineering Projects
• Automatic Control
• Thermofluids
• EPC: Elective
• Dynamics of Machines
• Transport Phenomena
• Applied Engineering Thermodynamics
• Engineering Economic Analysis
• Computational Mechanics
• Engineering Computations 2
• Mechanical Engineering Project A
• EPC: Elective
• Mechanical Engineering Design 2
• Adv Computer Aided Engineering and Manufacturing
• Mechanical Engineering Project B
• IEP

Delivery of modules may not follow the sequence above and are subject to changes.

Graduation Requirements

Upon successful completion of all required modules, students will be awarded the Bachelor Of Mechanical Engineering (Honours) by The University of Newcastle, Australia.