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What’s Great ˿����Ƶ ˿����Ƶ Tech: What’s great about ˿����Ƶ Tech is that we offer hands-on programs for students to gain invaluable experience in their programs. Hence, they feel prepared when they enter into their respective industries. 

Why I Enjoy Working in Admissions: I am passionate about supporting students in pursuing higher education. Choosing your pathway in college can be overwhelming, and I want to help ease the process in any way I can.

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Mechanical engineering technologists bridge engineering and concepts/processes that better products, improve quality of life, and save companies time and money.

Are you ready to be at the forefront of industry and innovation?

What You'll Learn

˿����Ƶ Tech’s Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology (BSMET) is an applied engineering technology program. As a mechanical engineering technology student at ˿����Ƶ Tech, you will have an educational experience that emphasizes hands-on learning. With a significant amount of our classes taught in labs using state-of-the-art equipment, upon graduation you will be ready to contribute to innovation and efficiency in a variety of industrial, commercial, and consulting organizations.

At ˿����Ƶ Tech, we prepare students for a rewarding and exciting career path by providing them with practical knowledge and a well-rounded, career-relevant education. The Mechanical Engineering Technology degree curriculum is designed around a foundational core of applied coursework including:

• Computer drafting and modeling
• Solid and fluid mechanics
• Applied thermodynamics

˿����Ƶ Tech’s BSMET has a 100% success rate in getting graduates on a career path. Our state-wide Multiple Engineering Cooperative Program (MECOP) connects students with industry externships, jumpstarting a career before graduation. We welcome full-time students, transfer students, part-time students, and working professionals at our Klamath Falls and Portland-Metro campuses.

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Careers

Mechanical engineering technologists are needed throughout the design process of mechanical products to create blueprints, processes for assembly, to streamline production, provide quality assurance, and to inspect and test completed products. Without the work of mechanical engineering technologists, the products designed by engineers could not be produced with the efficiency and accuracy technologists provide.

As a mechanical engineering technologist, you can be hired in a variety of industries and can specialize in a variety of areas, including energy systems, applied mechanics, automotive design, manufacturing, materials, plant engineering and maintenance, pressure vessels and piping, heating, refrigeration, and air-conditioning systems.

Our graduates work for:

Featured Courses

Mechanical Engineering Technology students benefit from small, engaged classes. The Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering requires 191 credit hours as prescribed in the . Students have the opportunity to explore specific career objectives and interests by selecting from mechanical engineering technology electives not specifically required for graduation.

Typical coursework includes study in the following areas:

Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering

Acquire core knowledge in physics, chemistry, mathematics, machining/welding, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, and material science.

Thermofluids Systems

Learn about heat transfer, gas laws, aerodynamics, and fluid mechanics.

Solid Mechanics

Study the motion and deformation of solid materials under the action of forces.

CAD/CAM/CAE

Gain skills and expertise in drafting, computer aided design, solid modeling, parametric modeling, and finite element analysis.

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The diverse and hands-on field of Manufacturing Engineering Technology is where leaders and innovators gain a career path.

As leaders in technology and managers of innovation, manufacturing engineering technologists are experts in how things work and how they’re made.

Manufacturing engineering technology is responsible for the production of a variety of consumer and industrial goods from Boeing new 777x planes to designer jeans to dialysis machines. Through the use of computer aided equipment and other planning tools to assess manufacturing processes, a manufacturing engineering technologist is on the lookout for ways to reduce cost, increase productivity, innovate equipment, and improve quality for a variety of consumer and industrial goods.

The Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing Engineering Technology (BSMFG) at ˿����Ƶ Tech offers a state-of-the-art and career-focused education, preparing students for an exciting and successful future. Whether it’s working with robots and industrial scale computers or in cutting-edge labs, we bring engineering theory alive through hands-on application. In our exciting program, students learn the theory and application of computer-based engineering design and manufacturing tools, modern manufacturing processes, multidisciplinary teamwork, and basic and advanced hardware and technology.

The state-wide Multiple Engineering Cooperative Program (MECOP) connects students with industry externships, providing sought-after skills and jumpstarting a career before graduation. We welcome full-time students, transfer students, part-time students, and working professionals at our Klamath Falls and Portland-Metro campuses.

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Contact

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Accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET, .

A Manufacturing Engineering Technology degree from ˿����Ƶ Tech means a bright and successful future!

With a strong technical foundation in conventional and advanced manufacturing technologies, extensive training as team-players and project managers, our graduates are ready for technical and managerial careers in manufacturing areas like production, quality assurance, lean manufacturing, research and development, technical sales, and supervision.

Our graduates work for:

Featured Courses

Students enrolled in the BSMFG degree are taught by faculty with extensive industry and classroom experience who are committed to the real-world application of coursework. Small, hands-on classes that utilize the most recent developments in technology, make ˿����Ƶ Tech classroom’s exciting and engaging.

Fundamentals in Engineering Technology

Learn fundamental foundations in physics, chemistry, material science, calculus, and machine/welding.

CAD/CAM/CAE

Gain skills and expertise in drafting, computer aided design, solid modeling, parametric modeling, and finite element analysis.

Controls

Understand the fundamentals and application of dynamic systems and control, including electric circuits, electric power systems, robotics, and numerical control programming.

Solid Mechanics

Study principles of mechanical elements and structures of basic mechanical systems.

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Sexual & Relationship Violence Resources

• Klamath Falls
• Portland-Metro
• Salem
• Seattle
• Online/ Remote

Klamath Falls Resources

All of the following options are available to you. You may pursue as many options as you would like at the same time, or as you are ready. Some of the options are confidential. Some are not. If you aren't sure whether you want to report the incident, please talk with a Confidential Resource to find out what your options are.

Services & Support Without Making A Report

CONFIDENTIAL Resources:

On Campus:

Integrated Student Health Center Counseling Staff, for Students

Students may obtain confidential counseling from counseling staff Mon-Fri 8am – 5pm (when closed, you may direct request for counseling to Klamath Crisis Center, 541-883-7273).

Off Campus:

Klamath Crisis Center

541.883.7273 or 800.452.3669

24/7 Hotline providing confidential support and advocacy services; in-person response available.

Klamath Tribal Healing Winds

541.783.2219, extension 173 or 121

Confidential support and advocacy services for Native American students. Mon-Fri 8am – 5pm (when closed, you may direct request for counseling to Klamath Crisis Center 541-883-7273).

RAINN (Rape Abuse & Incest National Network) Hotline

800.656.4673

National hotline providing 24/7 hotline support and information services.

NON-Confidential Resources:

On Campus:

˿����Ƶ Tech Office of Student Affairs*

College Union 217

541.885.1011

The Dean of Students can assist with information about your options and campus accommodations.

Reporting Options (NON-Confidential*)

There are multiple ways to report on and off campus. Students may report to multiple offices and entities at the same time. If you choose to report, the Title IX Coordinator can answer questions about reporting options. If you need confidential assistance to learn whether you would like to report, please speak with counseling staff at the OT Student Health Center.

˿����Ƶ Tech Campus Safety*

231 Cornett Hall

541.885.0911; Cell: 541.891.2143

Officers are on duty 24/7. A caller can request to meet the officer almost anywhere on campus. If you wish to report anonymously, the officer will help to connect you to confidential resources.*

Klamath Falls Police Department

2501 Shasta Way, Klamath Falls, OR 97601

541.883.5336

For an emergency response, call 911. For a non-emergency, call 541.884.4876 x4; 24/7.

˿����Ƶ Tech Sexual Assault Hotline*

541.891.0648

Available 24/7 during the academic year. This cellphone is carried by Student Affairs staff 24/7 when classes are in session. The person who answers will assist the caller in getting medical assistance, determining reporting options to both campus and law enforcement, and campus accommodations.

Title IX Office*

LRC 257A

541.885.1073

Send Email

This office coordinates campus-based disciplinary processes. The Diversity/Title IX Officer for ˿����Ƶ Tech oversees ˿����Ƶ Tech's compliance with federal Title IX requirements and ˿����Ƶ Tech's sexual misconduct policies.  ˿����Ƶ Tech's Title IX Coordinator is Tanya Coty.

Non-anonymous Incident Report Form

Anonymous Reporting

/safecampus

OR you may print an anonymous report form.

* ˿����Ƶ Tech will attempt to honor a victim’s request for confidentiality, but cannot guarantee confidentiality given ˿����Ƶ Tech’s duty to provide a safe, nondiscriminatory environment for all students and staff, including the victim.

Legal Assistance

Legal Aid Services of ˿����Ƶ – Klamath Falls Regional Office¹

832 Klamath Avenue, Klamath Falls, OR 97601

541.273.0533

Legal help on certain matters (such as restraining orders) for qualifying low-income individuals.
¹ Certain restrictions and qualifications for services apply. Call for further information.

˿����Ƶ State Bar Lawyer Referral Service

8:00 am – 5:00 pm, M-F

800.452.7636

Help with finding an attorney. Please note: attorneys identified through this service charge for their services.

Portland Metro Resources

All of the following options are available to you. You may pursue as many options as you would like at the same time, or as you are ready. Some of the options are confidential. Some are not. If you aren't sure whether you want to report the incident, please talk with a Confidential Resource to find out what your options are.

Services & Support Without Making A Report

CONFIDENTIAL Resources:

On Campus:

Integrated Student Health Center Counseling Staff, for Students

541.885.1800

Please call to make an appointment in Wilsonville. Students may obtain confidential counseling from Portland-Metro counseling staff Monday & Thursday 9:00am – 6:00pm, Tuesday & Wednesday 11:00am – 7:30pm; and Friday 9:00am – 4:30pm.

Off Campus:

Clackamas Women’s Services

888.654.2288

24/7 Hotline providing confidential support and advocacy services.

A Safe Place - Family Justice Center for Clackamas County

256 Warner Mile Rd, ˿����Ƶ City, OR 97045, M-F, 8am – 4pm

503.655.8600

A Safe Place is a coalition of agencies and partners committed to stopping violence and abuse, where survivors can access various support services in one location.

Call to Safety (formerly Portland Women’s Crisis Line)

888.235.5333

24/7 Hotline providing confidential support and advocacy services, with follow-up advocacy services.

RAINN (Rape Abuse & Incest National Network) Hotline

800.656.HOPE

National hotline providing 24/7 support and information services.

NON-Confidential Resources:

On Campus:

˿����Ƶ Tech Office of Student Affairs*

College Union 217, Klamath Falls

541.885.1011

The Dean of Students can assist with information about your options and campus accommodations.

Reporting Options (NON-Confidential*)

There are multiple ways to report on and off campus. Students may report to multiple offices and entities at the same time. If you choose to report, the Title IX Coordinator can answer questions about reporting options. If you need confidential assistance to learn whether you would like to report, please speak with counseling staff at the OT Student Health Center.

˿����Ƶ Tech Campus Safety*

541.891.2143

For an emergency response, call 911. Please note that OT Campus Safety is located in Klamath Falls, and an in-person response is not available. Officers are on duty 24/7, and are available by phone. If a student does not wish to report to the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Department, they may call ˿����Ƶ Tech Campus Safety to file a report by phone.

Clackamas County Sheriff’s Department

2206 Kaen Rd., ˿����Ƶ City, OR 97045

503.655.8211

For an emergency response, call 911.

Title IX Office*

541.885.0182

Send Email

This office coordinates campus-based disciplinary processes. The Executive Director of Diversity, Inclusion, and Cultural Engagement/Title IX Coordinator at ˿����Ƶ Tech oversees ˿����Ƶ Tech's compliance with federal Title IX requirements and ˿����Ƶ Tech's Sexual Misconduct policies. ˿����Ƶ Tech's Executive Director of DICE/Title IX Coordinator is Dr. Jennifer Wilson.

Non-anonymous Incident Report Form

Anonymous Reporting

/safecampus

OR you may Print an anonymous report form.

* ˿����Ƶ Tech will attempt to honor a victim’s request for confidentiality, but cannot guarantee confidentiality given ˿����Ƶ Tech’s duty to provide a safe, nondiscriminatory environment for all students and staff, including the victim.

Legal Assistance

Legal Aid Services of ˿����Ƶ – Portland Regional Office¹

503.224.4086

Legal help on certain matters (such as restraining orders) for qualifying low-income individuals.
¹ Certain restrictions and qualifications for services apply. Call for further information.

˿����Ƶ State Bar Lawyer Referral Service

8:00 am – 5:00 pm, M-F

800.452.7636

Help with finding an attorney. Please note: attorneys identified through this services charge for their services.

Salem Resources

All of the following options are available to you. You may pursue as many options as you would like at the same time, or as you are ready. Some of the options are confidential. Some are not. If you aren't sure whether you want to report the incident, please talk with a Confidential Resource to find out what your options are.

Services & Support Without Making A Report

CONFIDENTIAL Resources:

Center for Hope & Safety

503.399.7722

24/7 crisis line.

Canyon Crisis Center (located in Mill City)

Mill City

503.897.2327

24-hour crisis and support hotline.

Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs

541.553.2293

24-hour response to victims in emergency crisis.

RAINN (Rape Abuse & Incest National Network) Hotline

800.656.HOPE

National hotline providing 24/7 support and information services.

Reporting Options (NON-Confidential*)

There are multiple ways to report on and off campus. Students may report to multiple offices and entities at the same time. If you choose to report, the Title IX Coordinator can answer questions about reporting options. If you need confidential assistance to learn whether you would like to report, please speak with counseling staff at the OT Student Health Center.

˿����Ƶ Tech Campus Safety*

541.891.2143

For an emergency response, call 911. Please note that OT Campus Safety is located in Klamath Falls, and an in-person response is not available. Officers are on duty 24/7, and are available by phone. If a student does not wish to report to the Salem Police Department, they may call ˿����Ƶ Tech Campus Safety to file a report by phone.

Salem Police Department

503.588.6123

For an emergency response, call 911.

Title IX Office*

541.885.0182

Send Email

This office coordinates campus-based disciplinary processes. The Executive Director of Diversity, Inclusion, and Cultural Engagement/Title IX Coordinator at ˿����Ƶ Tech oversees ˿����Ƶ Tech's compliance with federal Title IX requirements and ˿����Ƶ Tech's Sexual Misconduct policies. ˿����Ƶ Tech's Executive Director of DICE/Title IX Coordinator is Dr. Jennifer Wilson.

Non-anonymous Incident Report Form

Anonymous Reporting

/safecampus

OR you may Print an anonymous report form.

* ˿����Ƶ Tech will attempt to honor a victim’s request for confidentiality, but cannot guarantee confidentiality given ˿����Ƶ Tech’s duty to provide a safe, nondiscriminatory environment for all students and staff, including the victim.

Legal Assistance

Legal Aid Services of ˿����Ƶ – Salem Regional Office¹

105 High Street SE, Salem, OR 97301

503.581.5265

Legal help on certain matters (such as restraining orders) for qualifying low-income individuals.
¹ Certain restrictions and qualifications for services apply. Call for further information.

˿����Ƶ State Bar Lawyer Referral Service

8:00 am – 5:00 pm, M-F

800.452.7636

Help with finding an attorney. Please note: attorneys identified through this services charge for their services.

Seattle Resources

All of the following options are available to you. You may pursue as many options as you would like at the same time, or as you are ready. Some of the options are confidential. Some are not. If you aren't sure whether you want to report the incident, please talk with a Confidential Resource to find out what your options are.

Services & Support Without Making A Report

CONFIDENTIAL Resources:

King County Sexual Assault Resource Center

888.998.6423

24/7 Hotline providing confidential support and advocacy services for those in King County.

New Beginnings

206.522.9472

24/7 confidential help line. Violence prevention agency with domestic violence shelter.

Domestic Abuse Women’s Network Crisis Line

425.656.7867

LifeWire

800.827.8840

24/7 help line. Violence prevention agency in Bellevue area.

RAINN (Rape Abuse & Incest National Network) Hotline

800.656.HOPE

National hotline providing 24/7 support and information services.

Reporting Options (NON-Confidential*)

There are multiple ways to report on and off campus. Students may report to multiple offices and entities at the same time. If you choose to report, the Title IX Coordinator can answer questions about reporting options. If you need confidential assistance to learn whether you would like to report, please speak with counseling staff at the OT Student Health Center.

˿����Ƶ Tech Campus Safety*

541.891.2143

For an emergency response, call 911. Please note that OT Campus Safety is located in Klamath Falls, OR and an in-person response is not available. Officers are on duty 24/7, and are available by phone. If a student does not wish to report to the area police or sheriff's department, they may call ˿����Ƶ Tech Campus Safety to file a report by phone.

Seattle Police Department

610 5th Ave., Seattle, WA 98124

206.625.5011

For an emergency response, call 911.

King County Sheriff’s Office

206.296.3311

For an emergency response, call 911.

Title IX Office*

541.885.0182

Send Email

This office coordinates campus-based disciplinary processes. The Executive Director of Diversity, Inclusion, and Cultural Engagement/Title IX Coordinator at ˿����Ƶ Tech oversees ˿����Ƶ Tech's compliance with federal Title IX requirements and ˿����Ƶ Tech's Sexual Misconduct policies. ˿����Ƶ Tech's Executive Director of DICE/Title IX Coordinator is Dr. Jennifer Wilson.

Non-anonymous Incident Report Form

Anonymous Reporting

/safecampus

OR you may Print an anonymous report form.

* ˿����Ƶ Tech will attempt to honor a victim’s request for confidentiality, but cannot guarantee confidentiality given ˿����Ƶ Tech’s duty to provide a safe, nondiscriminatory environment for all students and staff, including the victim.

Legal Assistance

Neighborhood Legal Clinic

206.267.7070

Legal help on certain matters (such as restraining orders) for residents of King County.
¹ Certain restrictions and qualifications for services apply. Call for further information.

King County Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service

206.267.7010

All of the following options are available to you. You may pursue as many options as you would like at the same time, or as you are ready. Some of the options are confidential. Some are not. If you aren't sure whether you want to report the incident, please talk with a Confidential Resource to find out what your options are.

Services & Support Without Making A Report

CONFIDENTIAL Resources:

Center for Hope & Safety

503.399.7722

24/7 crisis line.

RAINN (Rape Abuse & Incest National Network) Hotline

800.656.HOPE

National hotline providing 24/7 support and information services.

Reporting Options (NON-Confidential*)

There are multiple ways to report on and off campus. Students may report to multiple offices and entities at the same time. If you choose to report, the Title IX Coordinator can answer questions about reporting options. If you need confidential assistance to learn whether you would like to report, please speak with counseling staff at the OT Student Health Center.

˿����Ƶ Tech Campus Safety*

541.891.2143

For an emergency response, call 911. Please note that OT Campus Safety is located in Klamath Falls, and an in-person response is not available. Officers are on duty 24/7, and are available by phone. If a student does not wish to report to the Salem Police Department, they may call ˿����Ƶ Tech Campus Safety to file a report by phone.

Title IX Office*

541.885.0182

Send Email

This office coordinates campus-based disciplinary processes. The Executive Director of Diversity, Inclusion, and Cultural Engagement/Title IX Coordinator at ˿����Ƶ Tech oversees ˿����Ƶ Tech's compliance with federal Title IX requirements and ˿����Ƶ Tech's Sexual Misconduct policies. ˿����Ƶ Tech's Executive Director of DICE/Title IX Coordinator is Dr. Jennifer Wilson.

Non-anonymous Incident Report Form

Anonymous Reporting

/safecampus

OR you may Print an anonymous report form.

* ˿����Ƶ Tech will attempt to honor a victim’s request for confidentiality, but cannot guarantee confidentiality given ˿����Ƶ Tech’s duty to provide a safe, nondiscriminatory environment for all students and staff, including the victim.

• ˿����Ƶ Tech (OT) will help to ensure that the person who experiences sexual violence is safe, including while the investigation is ongoing. OT will take interim measures as needed.
• OT will respond promptly and effectively to reports of sexual violence.
• If OT knows (or should reasonably know) about possible sexual violence, it will promptly conduct a neutral investigation to determine what occurred and then take appropriate steps to resolve the situation.
• The person who experienced sexual violence will be informed of their options to notify law enforcement. If there is a criminal investigation, OT will continue its efforts to resolve reports promptly and effectively.
• Complainant and Respondent will have timely access to information that will be used in a student conduct hearing.
• Complainant and Respondent will both have the opportunity to have an advisor present, present evidence, and have witnesses speak during disciplinary proceedings.
• Both parties will be informed in writing of the outcome of any OT disciplinary proceeding.
• Both parties have a right to appeal the decision.

Mechanical engineers directly influence and meet the ever-changing needs of society through the design and manufacturing of machines, devices, and processes.

Prioritize your Future

The Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME) at ˿����Ƶ Tech prepares the next generation of leaders, innovators, and team-players in mechanical engineering.

Designed around a foundational core of hands-on and applied engineering coursework in mechanics, dynamics, fluid mechanics, thermal science, and materials science, students gain practical knowledge and career-relevant experience. As a mechanical engineering student at ˿����Ƶ Tech, you will create and cultivate partnerships with fellow students and with industry connections to jump start your career before graduation.

Whether you already have career goals, want to pursue further education, or are looking for inspiration, we are here to guide you to professional success.

And:

Klamath Falls Students: Mechanical Engineering internships are offered by Multiple Engineering Cooperative Program (MECOP).

Shaping Society, Making History

The world would look much differently without mechanical engineers. The application of mechanical engineering has led to inventions and innovations in automobiles, air transportation, water supply and distribution, air conditioning, refrigeration, household appliances, and robotics.

˿����Ƶ Tech’s Mechanical Engineering students have created and designed:

Program Options

MMET Contact Person

CEET 104
CEET106

Additional Resources

Office Manager

Accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, .

Student Unmanned Systems team designed and built a robotic submersible for annual International RoboSub Competition.

The ˿����Ƶ Tech Racing team designs, builds, and tests a 3/4 scale Formula car for a yearly Formula SAE competition.

Semi-autonomous "Smart" EV for Specialty Agriculture

A career of possibilities.

Almost every type of industry employs mechanical engineers. As innovative problem-solvers, mechanical engineers are needed to address a wide range of endeavors, including energy use and distribution, machine design, manufacturing, transportation, and aerospace. The BSME program at ˿����Ƶ Tech prepares graduates for employment in design, research and development, testing and manufacturing, and consulting at governmental agencies, healthcare, education, and private businesses.

Our graduates work for:

Featured Courses

Students enrolled in the Mechanical Engineering degree program benefit from small, engaged classes taught by top faculty with extensive industry experience. By choosing from a variety of elective courses not specifically required for graduation, students have the opportunity to pursue specific career objectives, mechanical engineering internships, and interests within engineering.

Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering

Acquire core knowledge in physics, chemistry, mathematics, machining/welding, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, and material science.

CAD, CAM, CAE

Gain skills and expertise in drafting, computer aided design, solid modeling, parametric modeling, and finite element analysis.

Solid Mechanics

Study the motion and deformation of solid materials under the action of forces.

Thermofluids Systems

Learn about heat transfer, gas laws, aerodynamics, and fluid mechanics.

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