Mechanical Engineering Technology, B.S.

Program Mission

The mission of the Mechanical Engineering Technology (MET) program is to provide a student-centered learning environment where students master the mathematical skills, scientific principles, and electro-mechanical engineering technology topics needed to earn a bachelor’s degree in preparation for a successful career in engineering technology as well as in a wide variety of related fields

Educational Objectives

The Mechanical Engineering Technology program prepares men and women for productive, rewarding technical careers in the engineering profession as well as for a wide range of other career paths, such as business, management, and education. During their careers our alumni

1. will become successful practicing engineering technologists in a wide range of technical fields and will advance professionally by accepting responsibilities and, potentially, pursuing leadership roles;
2. will advance their technical knowledge, both formally and informally, by engaging in lifelong learning experiences;
3. will, as contributing members of multidisciplinary teams, successfully apply the fundamentals of mathematics, science, and the latest engineering technology practice to the testing, production, and design implementation of technical devices and systems, as well as to the development of emerging technologies;
4. will carry out their work with due regard for the professional, ethical, and social responsibilities inherent in the practice of engineering technology; and
5. will successfully integrate theory and practical applications.

Requirements for Bachelor of Science

129 credits ¹
Credits in the major: 65 ²²

Note(s):

See Program Requirement Notes-CETA  for superscripts above.

Additional Information

Please check the college website at www.hartford.edu/ceta for updates to the lists of acceptable technical and professional specialties.