CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

CAREER INDUSTRIES & FOCUS AREAS

• All faculty members having several years of industrial experience. They are highly focused on teaching while conducting application oriented research

• Majority of courses are taught based on hands-on training and application of engineering concepts• Opportunities for undergraduate research, and TA/grader positions• Home of Industrial Assessment Center (IAC)• Mechatronics minor and Master's degree• Entrepreneurship minor

WHAT IS MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY?Mechanical Engineering Technology is the component of engineering that specializes in design and application. MET includes the broad areas of mechanical design, mechanical power and manufacturing.

WHY MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY AT OSU?An important element in MET is the use of laboratory experience as a teaching tool. The MET program has laboratories in fluid power, materials, fluid mechanics, applied thermal sciences, basic instrumentation, computer-aided design (CAD) and manufacturing. A senior capstone design course, composed of student teams, integrates the knowledge and skills learned during their course of study.

HIGHLIGHTS

ceat.okstate.edu

• Tool Design Engineer• Maintenance Engineer• Field Engineer• Project Engineer• Pipeline Engineer• Mechanical Engineer

• Mechanical Designer• Offshore Field

Engineer• Process Engineer• Quality Control

Engineer

METMECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

BACHELOR OF SCIENCEMECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

This course plan is for general guidance only. An official course plan will be provided upon enrollment.

Contact | ceat.recruitment@okstate.edu | (405)-744-5279

Accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET,http://www.abet.org.

FIRST YEARFall SemesterCHEM 1215

MATH 2144

ENGL 1113

ENGR 1111

Gen ChemCalculus IFreshman Comp 1

Intro to EngineeringHIST 1103 American History

Spring SemesterEET 1003

MATH 2153

POLS 1113

MET 1223

PHYS 2014

Computer Programming Calculus IIAmerican Government Tech. Dwg. & Bas. CADPhysics I

SECOND YEARFall SemesterEET 1134

SPCH 2713

PHYS 1214

ENSC 2113

MET 3223

DC Circuits

Intro Speech Comm.Physics IIStatics GD&T

Spring SemesterEET 1214

ENSC 2143

ENSC XXXX

MET 2313

AC CircuitsStrength of Material3 1-crd-hr ENSC labsHydraulic Fluid Power

XXXX XXXX “A” or “N” or "S" Elective

THIRD YEARFall SemesterMET 3433

MET 3313

3323

Thermodynamics Applied Fluid Mechanics Physical MetallurgyTechnical Writing Dynamics

Spring SemesterMET 3453

MET 3113

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3343

MET 4003

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Heat TransferBasic Instrumentation Manufacturing Processes Machine Elements Related Specialty

FOURTH YEARFall SemesterMET 4103

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MET XXXX

Senior Design I Controlled Elective

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XXXX XXXX “H” Elective

Spring SemesterIEM 3513 Econ Dec Analysis

MET 4123 Senior Design II

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XXXX XXXX Controlled Elective

TOTAL HOURS: 120

Typical Four-Year Curriculum

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ENGL MET 3003

3543

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