The table below lists the skills, knowledge, and behaviors characteristic of every student who graduates from Oregon State with a bachelor's degree in energy systems engineering. These ESE Student Outcomes are grouped by the MIME Program Educational Objective with which they are most closely associated.
MIME Program Educational Objective | Associated ESE Student Outcomes |
MIME graduates will be systems thinkers. They will be able to analyze, evaluate, improve, and design engineered systems and processes using modern engineering tools and approaches and demonstrate in-depth knowledge of mechanical, industrial, and/or manufacturing systems. |
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MIME graduates will be global collaborators. They will be able to communicate effectively across disciplines and cultures, provide management and leadership skills within their organizations, and work effectively in diverse environments. |
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MIME graduates will be innovative designers and problem solvers. They will use structured and unstructured methodologies to innovate systems and processes, apply technical know-how and creativity to real-world problems, and demonstrate a broad understanding of engineering design and problem-solving processes. |
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Related Links
- Outcomes Matrix showing how the ESE program curriculum leads to achievement of the ESE student outcomes listed above.