Division of Compound, Civil and Mechanical Engineering (CCME) - McNeese State University

Division of Compound, Civil and Mechanical Engineering (CCME) 

Division Head: 

Dr. Pankaj Chandra 

Workforce: 

Borden, Dermisis, Chandra, Griffith, Kiritsis, Li, Sullivan, Transvalidou, Uppot, Zhang 

Division of Chemical, Civil, and Mechanical Engineering 

Drew Hall, Room 140 

Box 91735, MSU 

Lake Charles, LA 70609-1780 

Email: ccme@mcneese.edu 

Tel: (337) 475-5874 Fax: (337) 475-5286 

CCME Department Mission 

The Department of Chemical, Civil and Mechanical Engineering gives a professionally engaged training in the fields of above three building controls. Our understudies are readied to practice in their picked field concentrating on the mechanical and business needs of the district. The needs of customary and non-conventional understudies are met through close cooperation with staff, organizations, and the mechanical group in a practice-arranged understudy agreeable environment. The office keeps up ABET authorize current educational programs that cultivate interdisciplinary collaboration, insightful advancement, ventures, entry level positions, proficient morals, and preparing with local organizations or commercial ventures. Our understudies are readied to consider for cutting edge degrees and work in local organizations or commercial ventures. 

Building Program Mission 

The Engineering Program gives training in synthetic, common, electrical, and mechanical designing that is professionally engaged and practice-arranged inside of an understudy agreeable environment. We set up our understudies to work on designing, concentrating on the mechanical needs of the district. We address the issues of customary and non-conventional understudies through close contact with the workforce, the staff, and mechanical architects and supervisors in our locale. We keep up an up and coming educational modules that encourages between disciplinary collaboration, academic advancement, participation with territorial industry, and building morals. 

Building Program Educational Objectives (PEOs) 

The Engineering Program Educational Objectives are: 

• To get ready graduates to work on designing and to be effective in tackling the building issues experienced in industry, government, or private practice. 
• To give graduates the inspiration and aptitudes to progress into positions of expanded obligation and to seek after proceeding with instruction or graduate studies 
• To deliver graduates who are moral and expert as specialists as well as are dependable individuals from their groups and the bigger society.

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