Engineering Technology graduates in the mechanical concentration
enter careers where they design equipment and products that
affect virtually every area of your life: Automobiles, planes,
tractors and All-Terrain Vehicles, Internal combustion, gas
turbine and jet engines, Heating, air conditioning and
refrigeration systems, Robots, hydraulic & pneumatic systems and
manufacturing equipment. This is one of the most diverse
engineering technology disciplines, dealing with the design,
development and manufacture of every kind of vehicle, power
system, machine and tool. The emphasis of an engineering
technology degree is on the practical application of theory. The
Mechanical Engineering Technology Concentration curriculum at
LeTourneau University requires 130 semester hours and is one of
five concentration choices within our interdisciplinary Bachelor
of Science degree in Engineering Technology.