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Energy concerns for today and the near future are becoming of ever-increasing importance for engineers and scientists. Increasing energy demand and a desire to have renewable, environmental-friendly energy sources are some of the major challenges facing the energy industry. Along with its planned new high temperature teaching and research reactor The University of Texas of the Permian Basin has the unique opportunity of being able to design a new Mechanical Engineering department that will focus on all the issues surrounding energy resources and production that will include a strong nuclear component as well. The curriculum will incorporate application of fundamental engineering principles to energy concepts in basic mechanical engineering courses, as well as offer technical area electives that will provide a more in-depth look into certain types energy resources. The program will meet all ABET requirements to become an accredited mechanical engineering program, as well as all requirements mandated by Texas legislation and UTPB.

2007 annual conference and exposition proceedings

Development Of A Mechanical Engineering Undergraduate Degree With An Emphasis In Nuclear And Energy Engineering For The University Of Texas Of The Permian Basin