Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor of Science | Mechanical, Aerospace, and Nuclear Engineering

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Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical engineers are engaged in a wide range of activities ranging from fundamental engineering science to the development of specific technologies and systems. The students enrolled in the Mechanical Engineering program at Rensselaer learn and practice solving engineering problems, innovate, and target global challenges in a teamwork environment. A rigorous modern curriculum integrates fundamental-to-system concepts learned through coursework and hands-on laboratories with challenging capstone projects, and with product realization and innovation techniques aimed at solving global challenges.

Mechanical Engineering Faculty

Bharat Bagepalli, Professor of Practice

Thierry Blanchet, Professor

Diana Borca Tasciuc, Professor

Theo Borca-Tasciuc, Professor and Associate Department Head for Graduate Affairs

Sarah Felix, Professor of Practice

Asish Ghosh, Professor of Practice

Fudong Han, Assistant Professor and Priti and Mukesh Chatter '82 Career Development Chair

Joshua Hurst, Sr. Lecturer

Michael Jensen, Professor Emeritus

Kartik Josyula, Lecturer

Antoinette Maniatty, Professor and Acting Department Head

Kristen Mills, Associate Professor

Sandipan Mishra, Professor

Shankar Narayan, Associate Professor

Karthik Panneerselvam, Lecturer

Catalin Picu, Professor and Associate Head for Undergraduate Studies

Johnson Samuel, Associate Professor

Ali Shahsavari, Lecturer

Mark Shephard, Samuel A. Johnson '37 and Elizabeth C. Johnson Professor of Engineering and Director, Scientific Computation Research Center (SCOREC)

Richard Smith, Professor Emeritus

John Tichy, Professor

Daniel Walczyk, Professor and Director, Center for Automation Technologies and Systems (CATS)

Lucy Zhang, Professor