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Mechanics- The study of how forces affect matter. Kinematics- The study of motion of objects or groups of objects. Robotics- The use of mechatronics to create robots ( which in itself is a discipline). Drafting- Engineers create instructions for manufacturing parts.
What Do They Do
Design- Develops products Manufacturing- Builds products Systems Management- Oversight Energy- How it is stored? Moved? And alternative forms?
Training/ Internships
Most jobs require a Bachelor s Degree. Many companies such as Ford, GM, Chrysler, Honda etc. have internships. Internships include projects with objectives and contribution.
Field Specializations
Energy Systems
Heat transfer and thermodynamics Energy conservation(efficiency, cost
effective, reliability)
Field Specialization
Manufacturing
Raw materials to products.
Hands on tasks
Mechanical Design
Product design and improvement Development, concept, detailed design.
Technological Advances
Car Brakes
Fiber-reinforced ceramic
Traditionally used in jets Mechanical Design and Manufacturing
Electric Motors
More efficient, less costly, less pollution,
Technological Breakthroughs
a buffer zone. Acts like autopilot. Mechanical Design, Ground Vehicle Systems, Manufacturing.
Links
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Sources
http://www.bls.gov/ooh/architecture-andengineering/mechanical-engineers.htm#tab-6 (Bureau of Labor Stats) http://me.eng.sunysb.edu/index.php?option=com_content&view =article&id=58%3Awhat-do-mechanical-engineersdo&Itemid=83 ( Stony Brook Uni) https://www.asme.org/ (American Society of Mechanical Engineers)