Department Objevtive
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The Department of Mechanical Engineering is dedicated to cultivating professional technical talent and fostering industry-academic collaboration to meet the needs of local mechanical industries. Guided by the principles of aligning closely with local industries and narrowing the gap between academia and industry, the Department takes "Precision Manufacturing and Machining Technology" as its core feature. To achieve this, the Department continuously upgrades its machine tool instructional equipment and strengthens practical courses, thereby enhancing students' hands-on abilities and core technical skills. |
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By enabling students to operate equipment independently and integrating fundamental mechanical theory with practical technology, the Department aims to cultivate students' pragmatic, application-oriented skills and produce high-quality precision machinery manufacturing professionals required for industrial development, ultimately assisting local industries in transforming, upgrading, and enhancing their competitiveness. | ||
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To strengthen students' practical operational capabilities, the Department emphasizes rigorous hands-on training and core technologies, fostering students' ability to operate equipment independently. Students engage in hands-on practice during and after classes to gain practical experience and refine their skills. |
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| Practical machining courses offered include: | |||
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Fundamental Practicum of Comprehensive Machining Precision Machining Practicum CNC Machine Tools and Practicum Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) Advanced Practice of Vertical Machining Centers |
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Additionally, industry experts are invited to participate in apprenticeship-style teaching, seamlessly bridging technical education with industry demands. Beyond enhancing students' practical operational capabilities, the Department provides advisory and mentorship courses to assist students in obtaining Class B national technical certificates and certifications related to machining prior to graduation. |
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| Department of Mechanical Engineering - Advanced Vehicle Division | |||
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| The educational objective of the Advanced Vehicle Division is to cultivate students with practical skills in "Advanced Vehicle Design," "Automotive Repair and Maintenance," and "Smart Vehicles." This enables students to engage in vehicle R&D design, manufacturing, analysis, testing, operation, maintenance practice, new vehicle development, and vehicle service management. | |||
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Green technology, safety, and vehicle intelligence represent the future of automobiles and motorcycles. In line with interdisciplinary integration within the College of Engineering and leveraging complementary expertise across departments, the Division has planned a Smart Vehicle Program focusing on three major themes: "Vehicle Networking," "Green Power," and "Intelligent Vehicle Technologies" to meet the needs of society and industry. | ||
| Simultaneously, the Division strengthens industry-academic collaboration with automotive repair shops and vehicle component manufacturers in Central Taiwan, enhancing practical skills and career opportunities for students. | |||
| The objective of the Department of Mechanical Engineering is to provide students with the knowledge and experience they need to become practical, mechanically-specialized engineers capable of machine design, manufacture, operation, control, and maintenance through the skilled use of computer software and hardware. | |
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To enhance students’ abilities to serve the requirements of local manufacturing industries and meet the needs of current trends in industrial development, the department has strengthened and refined production technology of computer- aided design, manufacturing and analysis. |
