The Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering includes the following specializations :
1. Mechanical Engineering
2. Industrial Engineering
Establishment of the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
The Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering has been an essential and progressive part of the College of Engineering since its establishment in 1992. The first cohort of students graduated in 1997.
The Mechanical Engineering specialization addresses a wide array of technical and industrial fields, including mechanical design systems, power generation and renewable energy, HVAC systems, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and computer-aided design and manufacturing.
The Industrial Engineering specialization covers diverse fields, such as computer-aided design and manufacturing, production processes, engineering management, project management, industrial automation, quality assurance, and operations research.
The department features a distinguished faculty with extensive academic and research experience, supported by skilled engineers and trainers. Additionally, the department offers numerous laboratories that enable students to engage in hands-on applications, reinforcing their understanding of theoretical concepts.
Vision
The Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at the Applied Science Private University aspires to achieve local and global excellence in undergraduate education and scientific research. It aims to develop an educated generation that contributes to society and meets the needs of local and regional markets in the fields of Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Engineering.
Mission
The department is committed to providing the highest-quality academic, educational, and practical resources in Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Engineering. By adhering to comprehensive quality standards and embracing the latest scientific developments, the department helps students enhance their academic knowledge, practical skills, and technical expertise. This prepares graduates to succeed in the job market, excel in their careers, and pursue lifelong learning and growth, contributing to the academic, practical, and technical advancement of the local community.
Objectives
1. Provide foundational knowledge in mathematics, computing, physics, and engineering sciences to prepare students for careers or advanced studies in their fields of specialization.
2. Equip students with technical and practical skills to enable them to succeed in the job market.
3. Enhance students' abilities in communication, design, teamwork, and technological applications.
4. Promote collaboration between the department and educational/industrial institutions through joint research, idea exchange, and expertise sharing between faculty and students.
5. Create a constructive environment supported by distinguished academic and administrative staff and state-of-the-art facilities and laboratories to meet students’ academic and practical needs.
6. Advance scientific research by publishing in peer-reviewed international journals and encouraging faculty participation in local, regional, and international conferences and symposiums.