The Mechanical Engineering Division established in 2014 in Mount Zion College of Engineering.The course curriculum of Mechanical Engineering is constantly reviewed and revised to adapt to ever changing requirements and to satiate the needs of both national and international industry by the MGU & KTU.
The division is strive to educate students as the next generation of engineers capable of becoming leaders in Industry, Government and Academia.
The Department of Mechanical Engineering will mould their students into technically sound as well as ethically perfect professionals with innovative leadership qualities and a confident attitude for serving the society with global attention.
To advance the well-being of society through excellence in teaching, research and service that exploits the rapidly changing technical diversity of mechanical engineering. We achieve this with a collaborative environment that stimulates faculty, staff and students to reach their highest potential through lifelong learning.
Graduates shall have:
PEO1: Strong base in Mathematics, Science, and Mechanical Engineering to face and handle the challenges in real-world engineering problems in society and industry.
PEO2: Passion for Mechanical Engineering to select an area of specialization, pursue higher studies, choose a career, lifelong learning in industry, research and academics. PEO3: Basic knowledge in other disciplines to tackle and coordinate interdisciplinary real-life problems.
PEO4: Soft skills, discipline, confidence, self-esteem and ethical values.
PSO1: Apply principles of Mathematics, Science and Engineering to analyze and design thermal and mechanical systems.
PSO2: Use the knowledge of manufacturing science, state-of-the-art tools and sustainable approaches to evolve processes and products.
PSO3: Manage projects by applying principles of engineering management following ethical standards.
PSO4: Ability to apply the concepts of material science and engineering, computer-aided engineering, thermal engineering and manufacturing technologies for design, development, analysis and maintenance of mechanical systems and processes.
PSO5: Students acquire technical and managerial skills that make them employable graduates.
