Background Information

The BSME program aims to produce graduates that can plan, design, manage, operate, and maintain mechanical systems, machinery/equipment, mechanical plants/processes, and projects; and to provide quality Mechanical Engineering education that will allow the full development of the students to prepare them in their professional life as globally competitive engineers who are cognizant of their duties.

Originally, the BSME program offers a 5-year course with 217 units on its old curriculum. This is reduced to a new curriculum 4-year engineering program prepared for the K to 12 curricula totaling 187 units. The said new curriculum offers two-track with CHED contents notation on CAD-CAM; and on Energy Management, Conservation and Audit Measures.

Graduates of this course will become Managers and supervisors, Safety Engineers & Inspectors, Quality Control/Assurance Engineers, Mechanical Designers, MEPF Engineers, R & D Engineers, Consultants, Academians, Sales Engineers, HVAC Engineers, Production Engineers, Maintenance Engineers, Instrumentation Engineers, Mechanical Plant Supervisors, successful businessman/entrepreneur related to Mechanical Engineering, and others that may be employed onshore or offshore, either on land, air, or onboard watercraft.

Program Objectives

The program is expected to:

  1. To produce graduates that could practice leadership and occupy management positions in mechanical works and projects maintaining high professional and ethical standards, three to five years after graduation.
  2. To produce graduates specializing in an energy audit of mechanical works and facilities, and specializing in manufacturing industries.
  3. To produce graduates that are involved in active mechanical engineering organizations, in government and private institutions, and as well as in community-based organizations with the purpose of continuous personal and professional development to become an effective and responsible leader of their companies or of their own business enterprise related to the mechanical engineering field.

Engr. Nathaniel Ericson R. Mateo

  • Department Chairperson

Engr. Odette R. Alegato

  • Mechanical Engineering Faculty
  • TWG/ME for Goods Projects

Engr. Romaric G. Ascaño

  • Mechanical Engineering Faculty
  • TWG/ME Inspector for MMSU Infrastructure Projects

Engr. Ashier Dave M. Calulot

  • Mechanical Engineering Faculty

Engr. Ezzar G. Dela Cruz

  • Mechanical Engineering Faculty

Engr. Rafael C. Domingo

  • Mechanical Engineering Faculty

Engr. Alennie M. Fagaragan

  • Mechanical Engineering Faculty

Engr. Neal Janus R. Pacis

  • Mehanical Engineering Faculty

Engr. Peter Joenel A. Pelayo

  • Mechanical Engineering Faculty
  • Adviser RSME

Engr. Ian V. Romas

  • Mechanical Engineering Faculty