186 Jay Street
Voorhees Hall 520 (V-520)
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Email: mechengintech@citytech.cuny.edu
Phone: 718-260-5233
Mechanical Engineering Technology advisement will occur virtually.
The current Advisement Schedule is posted here.
You can reach us by email at mechengintech@citytech.cuny.edu.
The department utilizes a variety of state of the art CAD/CAM/CAE engineering software packages in its core curricula:
The mission of the Department of Mechanical Engineering Technology at New York City College of Technology is to educate students for careers in the fields of Mechanical /Manufacturing Engineering Technology and Industrial/Product Design. We balance practical knowledge with theory, emphasizing hands-on applications of the latest technology. The department provides education to both traditional and non-traditional students of diverse backgrounds for successful entry into the industry. Through excellence in teaching and community service, the department promotes opportunities for scholarly, personal, and professional growth. Graduates will be prepared to support the diverse needs of industry in the metropolitan New York area. In the Mechanical Engineering Technology Program, our focus is on the following areas: materials testing, manufacturing, computer aided drafting/design, machine/mechanical design/analysis, quality assurance, and in specifying, installing, testing, or maintaining mechanical systems. We provide the fundamental concepts and technical skills required for students to create a wide range of career paths in the manufacturing and mechanical engineering technology profession.
The Department of Mechanical Engineering Technology provides a well-rounded, career-oriented education using cutting edge technology in order to prepare students for immediate employment. The department offers three programs.
Our programs are designed for people who like to learn through the experience of doing. Most of our classes include laboratories where experiments are performed. The latest computer innovations in mechanical engineering and computer-aided design are presented in the program.
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