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American Society of Mechanical Engineers
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Mechanical Engineering
Seattle University

901 12th Ave. ENGR 525
Seattle, WA 98122-1090

TEL: 206.296.5520
FAX: 206.296.2209

 

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Facilities

Slitting Saw on Bridgeport IIThe facilities utilized by our students include university-wide classrooms, library, general-purpose computer labs, engineering computer labs, student design rooms, and both instructional and research labs. Mechanical engineering students participating in project development for classroom assignments, laboratories, senior design, or various student club activities also have supervised-use privilege in our well-equipped Machine Shop after receiving training.

Mechanical Engineering Laboratory and Shop

The department maintains five well-equipped instructional laboratories and a machine shop, all of which are housed in the Engineering building (ENGR). They are:

  • Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Lab
  • Instrumentation Lab
  • Dynamic Systems Lab
  • Thermal Systems Lab
  • Materials Science Lab
  • Machine Shop
Instrumentation Lab:
A. Eastman '07 and B. Langhans '07 designed and built a ping pong ball launcher that attacks intruders when their presence is detected by a motion sensor. This is one of the final projects for MEGR 304 Data Acquisition and Instrumentation.

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Department News

ASME HPVC West
Won 2nd place design and 3rd place overall Utility in ASME HPVC West - 5/09

P Woolsey
Won 2nd place in a WW ASME student paper contest - 3/09

MIT!
G Bratzel '09 was accepted for graduate study at MIT - 2/09

Global Village
Mechanical Engineering department welcomes 6 exchange students from Kogakuin University, Japan - 2/09

NSF REU
G Bratzel '09, F Mased '09, and B Hensley '09 participated in NSF REU in WSU, Virginia Tech & TUD - 6/08

Study Abroad
K Goebel '09 and A Beach '10 participated in a 7-week internship at Kogakuin University in Tokyo, Japan - 6/08

Graduate School Bound
C Mortell '08 (OHSU), T White '07 (Washington), A Eastman '07 (Pitt), E Lim '06 (Oklahoma State), R. Graudins '04 (Cal Poly MBA), and T Stapleton '04 (SeattleU MBA) - 6/08

 

Articles

In-demad and well paid
BSME is the 2nd most in-demand and 2nd highest paid college degree in 2009

Major in demand
Mechanical Engineering is the top in-demand major.  Read more »

Mech Engr on the rise
The classic discipline is cutting-edge again.  Read more »

Job market sizzles
Colleges are failing to produce enough ME graduates.  Read more »

Slow moving tide
A few professors are pushing for curriculum change in Japan.  Read more »

 

 

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