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About Mechanical Engineering

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The Mechanical Engineering Program at Wijaya Putra University (UWP) is a program focused on the development of science and technology in the field of mechanical engineering that is adaptable to industrial needs and global technological advancements. This program is committed to producing competent, professional graduates with high competitiveness through the integration of education, research, and community service based on sociopreneurship and sustainability.
As part of the Faculty of Engineering, the UWP Mechanical Engineering Program develops structured academic knowledge across four main fields: Manufacturing, Engineering Materials, Energy Conversion Engineering, and Mechanical Design, which are mutually integrated to support graduates’ mastery of competencies.

1.     Manufacturing
The manufacturing field focuses on production processes and the transformation of materials into value-added products. Students are equipped with an understanding of machining processes, production techniques, modern manufacturing systems, and industrial automation. Additionally, mastery of CNC technology, CAD/CAM, as well as the concepts of lean manufacturing and smart manufacturing are crucial in preparing graduates to face the Industry 4.0 era. This field also guides students to design efficient, productive, and sustainable production systems aligned with industry needs.

2.     Engineering Materials Field
The field of materials engineering studies the characteristics, structure, properties, and applications of various types of engineering materials, such as metals, polymers, composites, and advanced materials. Students are equipped with the ability to perform mechanical property analysis, material testing, and the selection of appropriate materials for specific engineering applications. Additionally, this field supports the development of environmentally friendly and sustainable materials, in line with the needs of modern industry that prioritizes efficiency and sustainability.

3.     Energy Conversion Engineering
This field focuses on energy conversion systems from one form to another, such as chemical, thermal, and mechanical energy. The subjects covered include heat engines, combustion systems, thermodynamics, heat transfer, and renewable energy. Students are equipped with the ability to analyze the performance of machines and energy systems, improve efficiency, and develop environmentally friendly energy technologies. This field is also relevant to the development of alternative fuels and sustainable energy systems.

4.     Mechanical Design Field
The mechanical design field emphasizes the design of systems and machine components using analytical approaches and software-based tools (software engineering tools). Students are trained to use software such as CAD (Computer-Aided Design), engineering simulation, and finite element analysis (FEM). The skills developed include product design, structural strength analysis, design optimization, and the integration of innovative and efficient mechanical systems. This field serves as the foundation for producing practical and competitive engineering solutions.

Interdisciplinary Integration
These four fields are not isolated from one another but are integrated to foster the holistic competencies of Mechanical Engineering graduates. This integration enables students to understand the complete engineering cycle, from material selection and manufacturing processes to system design and energy performance analysis.

Program Strengths
  1. Outcome-Based Education (OBE) approach
  2. Integration of sociopreneurship in technology development
  3. Focus on sustainable engineering
  4. Strong ties to the industrial sector and real-world field needs

Program Details

Program Name Mechanical Emgineering (Accreditation: Very Good)
Degree Bachelor of Engineering (S.T.)
Duration 4 Years (8 Semesters)
Requirements High School (Science/ Engineering) or equivalent
Campus Location Universitas Wijaya Putra – Surabaya
Faculty Faculty of Engineering
Laboratory Facilities Manufacturing Process Laboratory
Welding Engineering Laboratory
CNC (Computer Numerical Control) Laboratory
Internal Combustion Engine Laboratory
Engineering Materials Laboratory
Electrical Power Engineering Laboratory
Engineering Physics Laboratory
Mechanical Vibration Laboratory
Fluid Mechanics Laboratory
Visualization and Modeling Laboratory
Refrigeration Engineering Laboratory
Technical Drawing Laboratory
Supporting Facilities Supporting Facilities Lecture Halls
Library
Faculty Office
Program Chair’s Office
Parking Area
Sports Area
Display Area
Canteen
Place of Worship
Contact Phone: 
Fax: -
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://mesin.uwp.ac.id/
Career Paths for Graduates Manufacturing Engineer
Design Engineer
Energy Engineer
Maintenance Engineer
Quality Control / Quality Assurance
Engineering Supervisor / Manager
Engineering Consultant

Vision Mission Mechanical Engineering

Vision of the Mechanical Engineering Program

To become a leading Mechanical Engineering Program in the field of innovative and competitive mechanical and energy engineering, with a sociopreneurship and sustainability perspective by 2030.


Mission of the Mechanical Engineering Program

  1. To provide high-quality mechanical engineering education to produce competent, professional, and competitive graduates in the fields of mechanical and energy engineering.
  2. Conducting innovative and applied research in mechanical engineering that supports the development of sustainable technology.
  3. Conducting community service based on appropriate technology and social entrepreneurship.
  4. Developing collaborations with industry, educational institutions, and other strategic partners at the national and international levels.
  5. Improving the governance of the study program to ensure it is effective, transparent, and sustainable.

Graduate Competencies Mechanical Engineering

Graduate Competencies:

  1. Demonstrate a sense of responsibility, discipline, mutual respect, and respect for the law in social, national, and civic life; uphold humanistic values based on Pancasila; and work effectively both independently and in groups
  2. Understand the importance of lifelong learning and personal development, including staying informed about relevant current issues
  3. Able to be accountable to society and adhere to professional ethics in solving mechanical system problems.
  4. Able to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing, and apply technology-based entrepreneurship.
  5. Able to master and apply science and engineering knowledge to solve engineering problems in mechanical systems.
  6. Ability to identify, formulate, analyze, and solve engineering problems.
  7. Ability to conduct laboratory and/or field experiments and analyze and interpret data to support engineering assessments.
  8. Ability to use project management and cost approaches to formulate solutions and resolve engineering problems.
  9. Ability to design mechanical components, systems, and/or processes to meet expected requirements using an analytical engineering approach based on cutting-edge science and technology, while considering technical standards, performance aspects, reliability, and ease of implementation, with attention to environmental and sustainability aspects
  10. Ability to apply modern engineering methods, skills, and tools required for mechanical systems practice

Achievements :

Student Achievements :

Year

Activity

Title

Team / Lecturer

2024

National Innovillage

Solar-Powered IoT Pest Trap

Freddy Setyo Putro et al.

2024

National Innovillage

IoT Eco Burner

Lalu Mas Pandji et al.

2024

PPK Ormawa

Management of Adolescent Health Posts    

Moh. Ali Hisam et al.

2023

PPK Ormawa

Circular Energy Waste Management

Giri Nata Adi Kusuma et al.

2022

National Innovillage

IoT Solar-Powered Leaf Dryer

Septian Adi Raharjo et al.

2022

National Innovillage

Digital Renewable Energy Aquaponics

Giri Nata Adi Kusuma et al.

Faculty Research Achievements

Year

Scheme   

Title

Lecturers

2025

Downstream Research

Multi-Tiered Used Oil Stove

Slamet Riyadi

2025

Fundamental Research

Circular Economy Waste Recycling

Slamet Riyadi

2025

Fundamental Research

Biodiesel from Used Cooking Oil   

Gatot Setyono

2024

Matching Fund

Batik Aromatherapy Machine

Siswadi

2024

PDP

Utilization of Incineration Ash

Muharom

2024

PTB

Sunflower Seed Coffee Business Model

Mochammad Muchid

2024

Prototype

Milk Pasteurization Machine

Slamet Riyadi

2023

Prototype

Solar Panel Biodiesel Machine

Gatot Setyono

2023

PDUPT

Biofuel as Fuel

Gatot Setyono

2023

PTB

Coffee Bean Business Model

Mochammad Muchid

 

 

 

 

 

Faculty Community Service Achievements       

Year

Scheme

Title

Chairperson

2025

PKM

Batik Green Management in Jombang Regency

Siswadi

2025

PKM

Eco-Edutourism Village for Organic Crops & Waste Management

Alfi Nugroho

2025

PKM

Styrofoam Recycling Based on the Green Economy in Beton Village

Gatot Setyono

2025

PKM

Technology-Based Home Industry in Tembarak Village  

Muharom

2025

PKM

Branding of Opak Jepit Business Based on Green Economy   

Navik Kholili

2025

PKM

Digital Marketing of Corn Chips from Gundul Hamlet   

Alfi Nugroho

2025

PKM

Branding of Jombangan Batik Products  

Siswadi

2025

PKM

Development of a Traditional Cake Business

Navik Kholili

2025

PKM

Potato Donut Business in Pakal Subdistrict, Surabaya   

Dwi Khusna

2025

PKM

Halal Lean Bread MSME in Gilang Village, Lamongan

Dwi Khusna

2024

PKM

Alat Musik Rebana Berbasis Digital Economy

Mochammad Muchid

2024

PKM

Digital Economy-Based Rebana Musical Instrument   

Siswadi

2024

PKM

Bunga Telang & Moringa Leaf Crackers

Alfi Nugroho

2024

PKM

Clean Water Management in Wringin Kurung Village   

Alfi Nugroho

2024

PKM

Technology-Based Home Industry in Tembarak Village   

Muharom

2024

PKM

Wader Drying Technology in Sidoarjo 

Wahyu Nugroho

2024

PKM

Wood and Resin Crafts for Tourism 

Navik Kholili

2023

PKM

Digital Economy-Based Rebana Musical Instrument   

Mochammad Muchid

2023

PKM

Green Economy-Based Opak Jepit Business 

Mochammad Muchid

2023

PKM

Green Management-Based Batik  

Siswadi

Curicullum of Mechanical Engineering

The curriculum of the Mechanical Engineering Study Program at Wijaya Putra University is designed to produce graduates with outstanding competencies in the field of mechanical engineering, including mechanical design, manufacturing technology, engineering materials, and energy conversion engineering. This curriculum is developed in accordance with national higher education standards and the needs of the business and industrial sectors, utilizing an Outcome-Based Education (OBE) approach focused on graduate learning outcomes (GLOs). The curriculum structure comprises a total of approximately 144 credit hours, which can be completed within the standard duration of 8 semesters (4 years). The learning process is systematically designed through a combination of theoretical lectures, laboratory practicals, case studies, and Project-Based Learning (PBL), enabling students to comprehensively understand concepts while applying them to solve real-world engineering problems. The UWP Mechanical Engineering Program curriculum excels in the integration of four core disciplines: manufacturing, engineering materials, energy conversion engineering, and mechanical design, which are mutually integrated to foster holistic graduate competencies. In the field of mechanical design, students are equipped with the ability to design mechanical products and systems using CAD/CAE software. In the field of manufacturing, students study modern production processes, including CNC technology and industrial automation. Meanwhile, in the field of engineering materials, students understand the characteristics and selection of materials for various engineering applications. In the field of energy conversion, students are equipped with an understanding of energy systems, thermal machinery, and sustainable energy development. Additionally, the curriculum integrates concepts of social entrepreneurship and sustainability into the learning process, ensuring graduates not only possess technical skills but are also capable of creating innovations with economic value and social impact. This aligns with Universitas Wijaya Putra’s vision for research-based education and social entrepreneurship development toward 2030. To support curriculum implementation, the UWP Mechanical Engineering Program is supported by various laboratory facilities, such as manufacturing process, CNC, engineering materials, internal combustion engines, fluid mechanics, and design and visualization laboratories. These facilities allow students to conduct hands-on experiments, simulations, and testing, thereby enhancing graduates’ technical skills and work readiness. With an adaptive, practical, and industry-oriented curriculum, the Mechanical Engineering Program at Wijaya Putra University is expected to produce competent, innovative graduates who are ready to contribute to technological development and sustainable industry at both the national and global levels.


Year One

No

Semester

Code Course

Course

Credit Hours

1

1

00A001

Religion

2

2

51C047

English

2

3

00A012

Indonesian

2

4

51C048

Biology

3

5

51C049

Chemistry

3

6

51C050

Physics 1

3

7

51C051

Mathematics 1

3

8

51C052

Technical Drawing

2

Sub Total

20

 

No

Semester

Code Course

Course

Credit Hours

1

2

51C053

Physics 2

3

2

51C054

Mathematics 2

3

3

51C055

Engineering Materials 1

2

4

51C056

Strength of Materials 1

3

5

51C057

Kinematics & Dynamics 1

2

6

51C058

Statics and Probability

3

7

50B001

Technopreneurship

2

8

51C059

Mechanical Drawing Assignment

1

Sub Total

19

Year Two

No

Semester

Code Course

Course

Credit Hours

1

3

51C060

Mathematics 3

3

2

51C061

Engineering Materials 2

2

3

51C062

Strength of Materials 2

3

4

51C063

Kinematics & Dynamics 2

2

5

51C064

Engineering Thermodynamics 1

3

6

51C065

Fluid Mechanics 1

3

7

51C066

Heat and Mass Transfer 1

2

8

51C067

Machine Elements 1

2

9

51C068

Physics Lab

1

Sub Total

21

 

No

Semester

Code Course

Course

Credit Hours

1

4

51C069

Engineering Thermodynamics 2

3

2

51C070

Fluid Mechanics 2

3

3

51C071

Heat and Mass Transfer 2

2

4

51C072

Manufacturing Processes 1

2

5

51C073

Mechanical Vibrations

2

6

51C074

Machine Elements 2

2

7

51C075

Computer Programming and Numerical Methods

2

8

51C076

Mathematics 4

3

9

51C077

Engineering Materials Laboratory

1

Sub Total

20

Year Three

No

Semester

Code Course

Course

Credit Hours

1

5

51C078

Manufacturing Processes 2

2

2

50B001

Professional Ethics

2

3

51C079

Machine Maintenance and Condition Monitoring

3

4

51C080

Mechatronics

2

5

51C081

Energy Conversion Machinery

3

6

51C082

Electrical Power Engineering

2

7

51C083

Control Systems

3

8

51C084

Engineering Measurements

2

9

51C085

Mechanical Vibrations Lab

1

Sub Jumlah

20

 

No

Semester

Code Course

Course

Credit Hours

1

6

51C086

Student Work Experience Program (KKM)

2

2

51C087

Machine Visualization and Modeling

2

3

51C088

Internship

2

4

51C089

Occupational Health, Safety, and Environmental Protection (K3LL)

2

5

51C090

Welding Engineering

2

6

51C091

Mechanical Design

2

7

00A014

Civics

2

8

51C091

Manufacturing Processes Lab

1

9

51C092

Thermal Fluids Lab

1

10

51C093

Electrical Power Engineering Lab

1

11

51C094

Energy Conversion Machinery Lab

1

Sub Total

18

Year Four

No

Semester

Code Course

Course

Credit Hours

1

7

00A009

Anti-Corruption Education (PAK)

2

2

00A013

Pancasila

2

3

51C095

Engine Design Assignment

2

4

51C096

Research Methodology

3

5

51C097

Hydraulic Pneumatics

3

6

51C098

Internal Combustion Engines

3

7

51C099

Elective Course 1

2

8

51C100

Engine Visualization and Modeling Lab

1

9

51C101

Welding Techniques Lab

1

Sub Total

19

 

No

Semester

Code Course

Course

Credit Hours

1

8

51C102

Final Project

5

2

51C103

Elective Course 2

2

Sub Total

7

Total Credits Required for Graduation

144

Elective Courses

No

Semester

Code Course

Elective Course

Credit Hours

1

7

51C104

Corrosion Prevention

2

2

51C105

Composites and Polymers

2

3

51C106

Machining Processes

2

4

51C107

Turbines

2

5

51C108

Material Handling Equipment

2

6

51C109

Industrial Automation

2

Sub Total

12

 

No

Semester

Code Course

Elective Course

Credit Hours

1

8

51C110

Heat Treatment

2

2

51C111

Refrigeration Engineering

2

3

51C112

Design Optimization

2

4

51C113

Combustion and Fuel Engineering

2

5

51C114

Foundry Engineering

2

6

51C115

Forming Engineering

2

Sub Total

12

Lecturer Mechanical Engineering


Gatot Setyono, ST, MT.


Alfi Nugroho, ST, MT.


Dwi Khusna, ST, MT.


Muharom, ST, MT.


Navik Kholili, ST, M.Sc.


Siswadi, ST, M.Si.


Slamet Riyadi, ST, MT.


Wahyu Nugroho, ST, MM.