This is a 160 credit hours program that can take the students just after the high school knowledge up to a graduate mechanical engineer having a good career.
Basics of physics, mathematics, chemistry, economics, and electricity will be deeply acquired by the students. Engineering applications and sciences as thermodynamics, heat transfer, fluid mechanics, engineering design and drawing will be taught and practiced by the students. Specialization, in thermal systems and its applications of heating air conditioning, refrigeration, roto dynamics and internal combustion machines and others   can be adopted or specialization in applied mechanics of vibration, control systems, robotics and fluid power systems may be an other  path to follow.
Energy, energy conservation and renewable energy systems are given a good attention through out the curriculum.