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What is
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering? |
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Mechanical and aerospace engineers are key
professionals in the invention, design
and manufacture of devices, vehicles,
machines and systems that meet the changing
needs of our society.
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Our graduates practice in exceedingly
diverse careers. They interact with
everything mechanical - simple to complex,
small to large - from artificial limbs to
supersonic transports, household appliances
to precision instruments, space shuttles to
mass transit networks, fuel cells to power
plants, lawn mowers to automobiles. |
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Famous
People |
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Are You Ready? |
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Starting Salaries
Aerospace
Engineering Graduates
$37,000 - $61,000
Mechanical Engineering
Graduates
$40,000 - $69,000
*Salary ranges provided by
the 2006 College of
Engineering, Architecture
and Technology Graduate
Survey |
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Mechanical engineers also apply their
expertise to producing, using, and
conserving all forms of energy. Aerospace
engineers apply their expertise to solving
problems in high-speed ground transportation
and environmental pollution, as well as,
being the key professionals in the design
and manufacture of air and space vehicles
for transportation, exploration, and
military purposes. |
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