Graduates in engineering will be able to:
Engineering knowledge: Use your understanding of physics, math, engineering fundamentals, and your chosen engineering specialty to solve challenging engineering challenges.
Problem Analysis: Use the fundamental concepts of mathematics, the natural sciences, and engineering sciences to identify, formulate, assess research material, and analyze difficult engineering problems.
Solution Development and Design: Designing complicated engineering problems' solutions as well as system elements or processes that satisfy the required requirements while taking into account public health and safety, cultural, socioeconomic, and environmental factors is essential.
Conduct complex problem investigations: To come to reliable findings, use research-based knowledge and research techniques, such as experiment design, data analysis and interpretation, and information synthesis.
Use of modern tools: Develop, pick, and apply suitable methods, materials, and modern engineering and IT tools, such as prediction and modeling, to challenging engineering tasks while being aware of their limitations.
Engineering and society Assess societal, health, safety, legal, and cultural issues and the resulting obligations pertinent to the professional practice of engineering by using reasoning informed by contextual knowledge.
Environment and sustainability: Acquire an understanding of how professional engineering solutions affect society and the environment, and show why sustainable development is necessary.
Ethics: Adhere to professional ethics, obligations, and standards of engineering practice. Apply ethical principles.
Work well both as an individual and as a team member or leader in a variety of teams and multidisciplinary environments.
In order to effectively communicate complicated engineering tasks to the engineering community and the general public, one must be able to understand, create, and present effective reports and design documentation, as well as give and receive clear directions.
Demonstrate knowledge and comprehension of engineering and management principles and apply them to your own work as a team member and leader to manage projects and in interdisciplinary settings. This also applies to project management and finance.
Continuous learning understands the importance of, and be prepared for, autonomous, lifelong learning in the fullest sense of technological development.