Objective A: We expect our graduates to be using their skills in mathematics, computers, basic science, and the liberal arts in their practice of engineering.

Objective B:  We expect our graduates to be engaged in the mechanical engineering design processes, exhibiting the ability to analyze problems, to synthesize information, to conduct laboratory experiments, to communicate effectively, to collaborate and to provide leadership on multi-disciplinary teams.

Objective C:  We expect our graduates to be engaged in an array of technical specialties within the broad field of mechanical engineering.

Objective D:  We expect our graduates to be engaged in successful professional    careers. We also expect them to be engaged in life-long learning with some going on to  graduate or professional school.

Objective E:  We expect our graduates to be engaged in the responsible practice of engineering using an awareness of ethics, safety, dependability, manufacturability, sustainability and economics to benefit society in a global economy.