Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Energy and Power Engineering (180 Credit Hour)

  • Mechanical Engineering |
  • Language of Study: English

Program Description

provides the broadest background and preparation for a wide range of career opportunities or graduate studies. Graduates who complete the Power Engineering program are prepared to pursue careers in thermal power systems design and development, machines installation, and maintenance. Included within its scope are studies in renewable energy systems design, selection and management and maintenance of both conventional and non-conventional power plants.

Learning Outcomes

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Markets and Career

  • The mechanical engineering degree program reflects the trend in industry generally toward recruiting a greater proportion of graduates into executive positions. Mechanical Engineers play a major role in energy utilization and conservation, in solar energy, design and selection, management and maintenance of both conventional and non-conventional power plants. Heating, air conditioning and refrigeration, transportation and automotive fields, and in the field of mechatronics, automation, fluid machinery, production and processing machinery including the petroleum and chemical fields.

Admission Requirements

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Brief

The vision of the Mechanical Engineering Department is to provide students and industry with the highest level of technical preparation, professional development, and leadership skills for successful careers in mechanical engineering and excellence in higher education by providing high-quality education based on a well-balanced curriculum..

Code Title Prerequisites
BA113 Physics None
BA118 Chemistry None
BA123 Mathematics I None
BA141 Engineering Mechanics I None
CC111 Introduction to Computers None
IM111 Industrial Relations None
LH131 ESP 1 None
Code Title Prerequisites
BA124 Mathematics II BA123
BA142 Engineering Mechanics II BA141
CC112 Structured Programming CC111
IM112 Manufacturing Technology None
LH132 ESP 2 LH131
ME151 Engineering Drawing and Projection None
BA114 Physics II BA113
Code Title Prerequisites
BA223 Mathematics III BA124
EE238 Electric Engineering Fundamentals BA124
LH231 Technical Report Writing LH132
ME232 Thermodynamics (1) BA114
ME252 Mechanical Engineering Drawing ME151
ME274 Material Science BA114 - BA142
Code Title Prerequisites
BA224 Mathematics IV BA223
EE218 Instrumentation & Measurements EE239
IM212 Manufacturing Process 1 IM112
ME 276 Stress Analysis. ME 274
ME241 Experimental Methods 54 Credit Hours
ME333 Thermodynamics (2) ME232
Code Title Prerequisites
BA323 Mathematics 5 BA224
CC413 Numerical Analysis CC112 , BA224
EE329 Electrical Machines EE238
ME355 Theory of Machines BA142
ME356 Machine Design (1) ME252 - ME276
ME381 Internal Combustion Engines (1) ME232
Code Title Prerequisites
EE417 Automatic Control Engineering EE329
IM423 Operations Research 90 Credit Hours
ME431 Heat Transfer ME333 or ME231
ME461 Fluid Mechanics II ME362
NE264 Scientific Thinking None
NE364 Engineering Economy 54 Credit Hours
Code Title Prerequisites
EE448 Electrical Power EE329
ME423 Steam Plant Engineering ME431
ME434 Refrigeration and Air Conditioning ME431
ME455 Computer aided design ME356 & ME454
ME464 Hydraulic & Pneumatic Systems ME362
MEXXX Elective A AS DESIGNATED
Code Title Prerequisites
ME 520 Thermal Plant Engineering ME 423
ME 524 Renewable Energy Resources 126 credit hours
ME 565 Turbomachinery ME 461
ME501 Project (1) 138 Cr. Hr. GPA2.00
MEXXXB Elective B AS DESIGNATED
MEXXXC Elective C N/A
Code Title Prerequisites
IM535 International Operations Management 108 Credit Hours
ME 542 Maintenance Planning 126 Credit Hours
ME503 Project (2) ME501
MEXXXD Elective D AS DESIGNATED
MEXXXE Elective D AS DESIGNATED

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