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Mechanics, thermal science, design, machinery, instrumentation,
automation, robotics
Mechanical Engineering is one of the
most general branches of engineering, requiring professionals to
have a broad knowledge of many scientific areas. Because of this,
the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Cal State L.A. offers
a deep curriculum that covers many specializations. The breadth
and flexibility of Cal State L.A.'s Mechanical Engineering program
allows graduates access into a variety of engineering careers. Within
the Mechanical Engineering major is a special option in Manufacturing
Engineering, a field that is currently experiencing tremendous growth.
As a Mechanical Engineering student, you could be putting yourself
on the path to an exciting career in such fields as solar power,
high speed ground transportation, manufacturing, environmental protection,
and mechatronics. Whatever specialization you choose, Cal State
L.A.'s Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering programs will prepare
you for the next step in your career development, whether it's immediate
employment upon graduation, entrance into an advanced degree program
or employment in a research or teaching capacity.
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