Introducing Mechanical Engineering, what does it mean, 
what it is itsstatus among engineering fields.

Motions: statics, dynamics. In addition the Laws of nature: 
Newton's Laws, Laws of Thermodynamics, Maxwell's Equations.

Conversion of stored energy into electricity, manipulation 
of chemical-, kinetic, potential-, and nuclear energy. 
And the transfer and loss of the energy within systems.

Introduction to work principle of internal and external 
combustion engines, and jet engine.

How machines are designed and on what criteria different 
parts of the machine are designed to fit a task. 
Knowledge of the Six Simple Machines.

Necessary knowledge to understand different mechanical 
systems and automatic control. Self-Help Systems by: 
Creating Forces, Redirecting Forces, Balances Forces, 
Self-Protecting Systems and Distributes Loads.

Martial State: Elastic and Plastic. Stresses and strains, 
Pressure vessels, bending of beams, buckling of columns.

Introduction to Materials Science and materials engineering 
and its importance. 

Principles of materials selections to fit a specific task. 
Additionally, how to Do System Analysis and use Materials 
Selection Charts.

Introduction to ferrous alloys which is basically materials 
their base material is iron. 

Non-ferrous alloys are divided into 2 types; light alloys 
such as aluminum and heavy alloys such as copper. 
The specifications and applications of each will be introduced.

Ceramics and composite materials will be introduced and 
their specific applications will be discussed in view of 
their properties and manufacturing aspects.

An introduction to materials that are used in manufacturing 
prosthetic to replace human organs or limbs.

Principles of Nano-materials, their production, application 
in engineering and medical fields.