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Mechanical Engineering (MCEN) The physical facilities of the Department of Mechanical Engineering are located in the engineering complex. The Computer Lab/Classroom, the Design Fabrication Laboratory, the Mechanics Laboratory, the Materials Laboratory, the Mechanical Engineering Student Lounge, and the graduate student offices are located in the Mechanical Engineering Building. The Robotics and Control Laboratory, the Laboratory for Mechatronics, and several graduate student offices are located in the Mechanical Engineering Graduate Laboratory Building. The Thermodynamics Laboratory, the Basic Measurements Laboratory, the Materials Testing Laboratory, and Metallurgy Laboratory are situated in annexes surrounding the Mechanical Engineering Building. Faculty offices and post-doctoral fellow offices are located on the fourth floor of the Boggs Center. The Mechanical Engineering Multimedia Class Room is located on the first floor of Boggs Center. Mechanical engineering is a broad engineering discipline with applications in every area, industry, and profession. A large part of the work of mechanical engineers is design. Accordingly, a mechanical engineer must be creative and must have a thorough understanding of several fundamental disciplines including mathematics, physics, chemistry, mechanics, and thermal sciences. To solve the technological problems of today’s society, the mechanical engineer must have a concern for economics, for the environment, and for the community. Mechanical engineering graduates work in industry, business, government, and universities as well as in the legal and medical professions. Because of the general and fundamental nature of their education, they are employed by many industries, including the aerosp