Curriculum Planning
Undergraduate student
The Department has developed a curriculum providing students with a broad
base on which to build an engineering career. It is founded on basic sciences
including physics, chemistry, and applied mathematics, to which a substructure
of engineering science is added including mechanics, materials, electrical
circuits and electronics, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, heat and mass
transfer, systems, measurement, and controls. The Department also provides
design and manufacturing courses throughout the four years with emphasis on
synthesis, production system planning, computer applications, and problem
solving, adding coherence to the curriculum as a whole.
To obtain a B.S. degree in
Mechanical and Engineering Engineering, a student has to complete a minimum of
128 units of credit in which 99 units are mandatory. (In general, a
one-semester course has 1 to 3 units.)
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Categories
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Units
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Required
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Mechanical and Engineering Engineering
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60
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General Education
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30
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Electives
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Three elective programs:
Mechanical Academic/
Energy Academic/ Engineering Application
Choose one
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18
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Others
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20
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Total
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128
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Graduate students
The Department of Mechanical
and Energy Engineering offers Graduate degree programs in Masters of Science
(M.S.). The Department has a distinguished and active faculty of 9 members, who
are divided into five academic groups, including Solid Mechanics, Mechanical
Design, Manufacturing, Thermal Fluid Science, and System Control. Students in
the M.S. program, belonging to one of the five groups, must fulfill the
following requirements:
(1) Complete a minimum of 30 course credits;
(2) Complete a Master thesis and successfully pass the thesis oral defense.
The duration is 1-4 years.
Future map
The Department hopes to
cultivate potential workforces for the energy and precision machinery
industries in the Science-Based Industrial Park, and the precision machinery
and automation industries in the Chiayi Technology Industrial Park. In
addition, we will cooperate with local companies, supply them with training
programs and efficient workforces, and eventually, through various cooperative
projects, help upgrade industries and boost economic growth.
The feature thrust areas of the Department include: micro-electro-mechanical
system and nano-processing technology, ultra-precision mechanical design,
manufacturing and measurement, new energy technology, intelligent control,
advanced vehicle engineering, and creative engineering design.
Well-equipped laboratories are available for research in mechatronics, CAD/CAM,
rapid prototyping and reverse engineering, 3D measurement, micro-mechanism,
bio-chip, solar energy application, infra-red thermograph, robotics,
micro-vibration, micro-thermal/fluids, and heat treatment.
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