The Basics...
What is Mechanical Engineering?
Why go to Texas A&M and study Mechanical Engineering?
What can you do with Mechanical Engineering?
What are the positive aspects of being a female in Mechanical Engineering?
undergraduate Program
Mechanical engineers should possess a thorough understanding of engineering science as well as analytical and practical skills in one of many basic mechanical engineering specialties. The mechanical engineering curriculum at Texas A&M educates students in logical thinking, a prerequisite for professional competence. The curriculum consists of basic theory courses complemented by laboratory experiences in dynamic systems and controls, design, ... [Read more...]
graduate
Program
The department provides excellent learning and research opportunities for graduate students. It is organized into four academic divisions --- materials, mechanics and design, systems and controls, and thermal and fluid sciences. Our graduate program is a team of 58 outstanding tenured or tenure-track faculty, other faculty and staff, and 452 graduate students. We invite you to be a part of our team as we scale the next peak of excellence. [Read more...]
Design
Design research at Texas A&M University focuses on creating knowledge, methods, representations, processes, and future design researchers to enable both superior practice and ...
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materials
Areas of research include ceramics, polymers, metals, composites, elasticity, plasticity, vibration, fracture mechanics, stress analysis, and physical properties. [Read more...]
mechanics
The Mechanics group teaches a combination of basic tools of fundamental
mechanics subjects, design processes, problem solving techniques and the ability
to think and formulate engineering ...
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Systems and controls
Students having career-related work experience prior to graduation have a distinct advantage when entering the job market. Our students gain professional work ...
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Thermal and fluid sciences
Research in general areas such as aerosol mechanics, combustion, energy, fluid mechanics, and heat transfer, with the main objectives being the ...
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