Program Educational Objectives Northwestern University

Admission Requirements
To produce graduates who are able to: College of Engineering, Architecture & Technology
1. apply their knowledge and skill to design, Freshman
analyze and evaluate mechanical
 Form 138 (High School Report Card)
Department of
Mechanical
engineering systems;
2. identify and solve engineering problems  Certificate of Good Moral Character
 NSO Birth Certificate
Engineering
systematically, creatively, critically and
analytically;  Certificate of Honor (if any, Valedictorian,
3. communicate effectively and address
etc.)
issues related to social, cultural and
environmental;
4. undertake lifelong learning and adapt the Transferee
changing environment  Certificate of Transfer
 Certificate of Good Moral Character
Program Outcomes  Certified Copy of OTR/Grades
The graduates of the mechanical engineering  NSO Birth Certificate
program shall be able to:
a. Apply knowledge of mathematics and science
to solve mechanical engineering problems.
Cross Enrollee
b. Design and conduct experiments, as well as  Permit to cross enroll
to analyze and interpret data.
c. Design a system, component or process to
Foreign Student
meet desired needs within realistic
constraints, in accordance with standards.  Student Visa/Student Permit
d. Function in multi-disciplinary and multi-  Alien Certificate of Registration
cultural teams.
e. Identify, formulate and solve mechanical
engineering problems.
f. Understand professional and ethical
responsibility.
g. Communicate effectively. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
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h. Understand the impact of mechanical
engineering solutions in a global, economic,
environmental, and societal context.
i. Recognize the need for, and engage in life-
long learning.
j. Know contemporary issues.
k. Use techniques, skills and modern
engineering tools necessary for mechanical NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
engineering practice.
l. Know and understand engineering and Don Mariano Marcos Avenue, Laoag City
Ilocos Norte, Philippines
management principles as a member and
Phone: 670-8607 to 10
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College Vision and Mission
Vision
The College of Engineering,
Architecture & Technology will be
recognized as one of the leaders in
engineering, architecture and technology
education.
Mission
 The college is geared to provide an
educational environment where
students develop full potential and
integrity in their chosen discipline
through experiences that inspire them
to make recognizable contributions
for the advancement of knowledge
and creative practice of engineering
and architecture and enhanced
understanding and utilization of
technology in the society.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Reg. Mechanical Engineer
Consultant Administration & Faculty
Contractor
Analyst FERDINAND S. NICOLAS, President
Designer
LIZA S. NICOLAS, Executive Vice President
Engineering Educator
Overseas Contract Worker ROSELI T. AURELIO
Vice President for Academic Affairs
FEATURES ROLLY C. RAMOS
 Level II reaccredited status (PACU-COA) Dean, College of Engineering, Architecture &
 Adequate Laboratory Equipment Technology
 Technology-Aided Instruction
 Computerized Transactional Procedures
 Consistently at par with the National Passing
average in Board Examinations FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION
 Modern Library with updated Mechanical
Engineering Book Collections
LLOYD DELARAGA - Acting Head
JULITO P. DOMINGO
MEMBER ROLLY C. RAMOS
 Philippine Association for Technological FROILAN MATUTINO – Laboratory Assistant
Education (PATE)
 Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineers
(PSME)
ARSENIA M. BADUA
 Philippine Association of Colleges &
Universities – Commission on Accreditation Office Secretary
(PACU-COA)