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<b>Mechanical engineering</b> is the branch of engineering traditionally associated with the design of mechanical systems, covering diverse fields such as materials science, manufacturing systems, hydraulic systems, and automotive systems. In the US, mechanical engineers have generally completed a four year university program, and many have a master's or doctoral degree, particularly those involved in research. A typical undergraduate course of study would include instruction in:

'''Mechanical engineering''' is the branch of [[engineering]] traditionally associated with the design of mechanical systems, covering diverse fields such as materials science, manufacturing systems, hydraulic systems, and automotive systems. In the US, mechanical engineers have generally completed a four year university program, and many have a master's or doctoral degree, particularly those involved in research. A typical undergraduate course of study would include instruction in:

*classical mechanics,

*classical [[mechanics]],

*thermodynamics,

*[[thermodynamics]],

*materials,

*materials,

*controls systems,

*controls systems,

*numerical methods and computer programming,

*numerical methods and [[computer programming]],

*fluid mechanics,

*[[fluid mechanics]],

*heat transfer,

*heat transfer,

*and design theory.

*and design theory.