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Mechanical / Energy Systems
Interested in learning more about machine design, energy systems, and materials? Consider studying mechanical / energy systems at Dordt University.
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Program Overview
With a strong biblical foundation and a focus in workplace skills, Dordt's mechanical / energy systems track in the engineering technology program will prepare you for service in manufacturing engineering, industrial automation, computer-controlled engineering, and more.
Career Preparation
Dordt University's 2025 Career Outcome Rate was 99.7%! “I believe it is also, in part, indicative of the type of graduates we are encouraging our students to become—that is, graduates who don’t just learn for the sake of learning, but graduates who continue to learn for the sake of serving," said Dr. Ethan Brue, dean for technology and applied sciences. "Dordt is not just about training students for competence, but it is more about inviting students to embrace the goodness of work out of a deep care for the world.”
Students are required to complete the foundation courses for engineering technology as well as the mechanical-specific required courses as well.
Foundation courses
Engineering Technology (B.A.) – Foundation (common to all emphases): Engineering 117 or EGRT 115; Engineering Technology 101, 112, 115, 210, 211, 212, 213, 263, 283; a minimum of seven credits from Engineering Technology 271-276; completion of one of the Engineering Technology (A.S.) emphases.
Mechanical courses
Engineering 113, 114, 115, 202, 208, 212, 295, and a minimum of 12 credits from EGR 116, 204, 209, 300, 302, 303, 312, 313, 314, 315, 381, Engineering Technology 379, 380. Chemistry 110 or 111, Mathematics 152, Physics 231, 232.
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Faculty
With experience in a variety of fields, our faculty members are equipped and ready to help you succeed.
Science and Technology Center
When studying mechanical / energy systems engineering, you'll have the opportunity to spend time in Dordt's Science and Technology Center. Informally known as the "Science Building," the Science and Technology Center is home to labs for mechanical engineering, electronics, electrical engineering, and computer-aided design.
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