Programs Offered
B.Eng. Mechanical Engineering (5-year program)
M.Eng. Mechanical Engineering
PhD in Mechanical Engineering
Establishment
Established in 2005
Accredited by COREN and NUC
Over 15 years of academic excellence
Student Population
450+ Undergraduate Students
50+ Postgraduate Students
15:1 Student to Faculty Ratio
About Our Department
Established in 2005, we are dedicated to pioneering engineering research and training the next generation of mechanical innovators in Northern Nigeria and beyond.
The Mechanical Engineering Department at ADUSTECH provides a solid foundation in engineering principles with a focus on Nigerian industrial needs. We emphasize hands-on learning through well-equipped laboratories and industrial training programs (SIWES) with Nigerian companies.
Thermofluids & Energy
Exploring heat transfer, thermodynamics, and sustainable energy systems for Nigerian industries.
Mechatronics & Control
Integrating electronics and computer control with mechanical systems for automation.
Manufacturing & Materials
Focusing on advanced production processes and material properties for local manufacturing.
Machine Design
Developing innovative mechanical designs and structural mechanics for Nigerian applications.
Professional Affiliations
Connecting our students to national and global engineering standards
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COREN
Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria
Regulatory Body
NIMechE
Nigerian Institution of Mechanical Engineers
Professional Body
GIMECH
Girls in Mechanical Engineering (NIMechE Division)
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NSE
The Nigerian Society of Engineers
Parent BodyAcademic Programs
5-Year Bachelor of Engineering Program - Course Structure
First Semester
Inorganic Chemistry
Study of periodic table trends, chemical bonding, and coordination compounds.
Practical Chemistry I
Laboratory techniques in qualitative analysis and inorganic synthesis.
Algebric & Trigonometric
Fundamental concepts of sets, inequalities, functions, and trigonometric identities.
Mechanics
Newtonian physics, kinematics, dynamics, work, energy, and power.
Experimental Physics I
Introductory laboratory experiments focusing on mechanics and error analysis.
Use of Library
Methods for information retrieval, research skills, and referencing standards.
Properties of Matter
Elasticity, fluid statics, surface tension, viscosity, and hydrodynamics.
Physical Chemistry
Principles of thermodynamics, chemical kinetics, and equilibrium.
Second Semester
Organic Chemistry
Structure, properties, and reactions of hydrocarbons and functional groups.
Practical Chemistry II
Laboratory exercises in organic synthesis, purification, and analysis.
Introduction to Calculus
Limits, continuity, differentiation, and integration with applications.
Vector
Vector algebra, scalar and cross products, and vector geometry.
Electricity & Magnetism
Electrostatics, electric circuits, magnetic fields, and electromagnetic induction.
Experimental Physics II
Laboratory experiments covering electricity, magnetism, and optics.
Introduction to Engineering
Overview of engineering disciplines, professional ethics, and history.
Environment and Aspects of Morality
Study of environmental issues, citizenship, and moral responsibilities.
First Semester
Engineering Mathematics I
Complex numbers, matrices, determinants, and systems of linear equations.
Laboratory A
Basic engineering laboratory experiments and data collection methods.
Computer Programming
Introduction to algorithms, flowcharting, and programming in C/C++.
Engineer in Society I
The role of the engineer in national development and societal safety.
Experimental Method & Analysis
Statistical analysis of data, error propagation, and experimental design.
Thermodynamics I
First law of thermodynamics, pure substances, and ideal gas laws.
Material Science I
Crystal structures, phase diagrams, and mechanical properties of materials.
Fluid Mechanics I
Fluid properties, hydrostatics, buoyancy, and continuity equations.
Principle of Electrical Engineering I
DC circuit analysis, Kirchhoff's laws, and network theorems.
Nigeria People and Culture
Historical evolution, cultural heritage, and social organization of Nigeria.
Communication in English I
Effective reading skills, comprehension, and essay writing techniques.
Second Semester
Engineering Mathematics II
Ordinary differential equations, infinite series, and partial differentiation.
Laboratory B
Intermediate laboratory exercises focusing on applied mechanics and fluids.
Applied Mechanics
Statics of particles and rigid bodies, friction, and centroids.
SWEP
Student Work Experience Program: Introductory hands-on field training.
Workshop Practice
Safety protocols, bench work, machining, welding, and fabrication tools.
Engineering Drawing I
Orthographic projections, isometric views, and introduction to CAD.
Solid Mechanics I
Stress and strain analysis, torsion of shafts, and bending of beams.
Principle of Electrical Engineering II
AC circuit theory, phasors, resonance, and power in AC circuits.
Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution
Analysis of conflict causes, resolution strategies, and peacebuilding.
Communication in English II
Technical report writing, oral presentations, and business communication.
First Semester
Engineering Mathematics III
Laplace transforms, Fourier series, and vector calculus applications.
Fluid Mechanics II
Bernoulli’s equation, laminar and turbulent flow, and pipe systems.
Solid Mechanics II
Deflection of beams, columns, energy methods, and failure theories.
Mechanics of Machines I
Kinematics of mechanisms, velocity/acceleration analysis, and gear trains.
Material Science II
Heat treatment, alloy steels, polymers, ceramics, and corrosion control.
Laboratory A
Advanced experiments in solid mechanics, fluids, and material testing.
Engineer in Society II
Professional ethics, management principles, and engineering law.
Engineering Drawing I
Advanced drawing techniques and assembly drawings using CAD.
Electrical for Mechanical Engineers
Electric motors, generators, transformers, and industrial instrumentation.
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Identifying business opportunities and innovation in engineering ventures.
Second Semester
Laboratory B
Practical sessions on thermodynamics, machine testing, and metrology.
Introduction to CAD
Computer-Aided Design using software like AutoCAD or SolidWorks.
Thermodynamics II
Second law, entropy, gas power cycles, and vapor power cycles.
Engineering Metrology
Measurement standards, tolerances, fits, and precision instrumentation.
Machines Tools
Operation of lathes, milling machines, drills, and cutting tool geometry.
Technical Writing & Presentation
Structure of technical proposals, reports, and professional presentations.
Computational Techniques
Numerical methods for solving engineering problems using software.
SIWES I
Student Industrial Work Experience Scheme: 3-month industry placement.
Business Creation and Growth
Business plan development, marketing strategies, and venture growth.
Computer Applications
Use of software tools for engineering design and analysis.
First Semester
Mechanics of Machines II
Dynamics of machinery, balancing, gyroscopic effects, and vibrations.
Engineer in Society III
Advanced engineering law, contracts, and professional responsibilities.
Design of Machine Elements I
Design of shafts, bearings, keys, couplings, and fasteners.
Fluid Mechanics III
Compressible flow dynamics, shock waves, and boundary layer theory.
Mechanical Vibration
Free and forced vibrations of single and multi-degree freedom systems.
Innovative Design
Creative problem solving, product development, and prototyping methods.
Manufacturing Processes
Casting, welding, metal forming, and powder metallurgy techniques.
Laboratory C
Applied experiments in heat transfer, vibrations, and machine dynamics.
Engineering statistics
Probability, hypothesis testing, and statistical quality control.
Second Semester
SIWES II
Advanced 6-month industrial attachment for practical field experience.
First Semester
Solid Mechanics III
Advanced stress analysis, plates, shells, and elasticity theory.
Control Systems Engineering
Feedback control loops, system stability, and PID controller design.
Fluid power Engineering
Design and analysis of hydraulic and pneumatic power systems.
CAD-CAM
Computer-Aided Design and Manufacturing, CNC programming and integration.
Automotive Engineering
Vehicle systems, internal combustion engines, and transmission dynamics.
Engineering Management
Project planning, budgeting, resource allocation, and operations management.
Alternative Energy Sources
Renewable energy technologies including solar, wind, and biomass.
Manufacturing And Industrial Finishing
Surface treatment, coating technologies, and advanced finishing processes.
Fracture Mechanics
Crack propagation, fatigue life prediction, and failure analysis.
Second Semester
Design of Machine Element II
Design of gears, clutches, brakes, belts, and mechanical drives.
Laboratory
Comprehensive final year experiments covering various engineering disciplines.
Fluid mechanics IV
Turbomachinery principles, pumps, turbines, and compressible flow.
Project
Independent final year research and design project under supervision.
Heat and Mass Transfer
Conduction, convection, radiation, and diffusion heat transfer modes.
Theory of Metal Cutting
Mechanics of chip formation, tool life, and cutting economics.
Operational Research
Linear programming, optimization, and decision-making theories.
Refrigeration and Air-condition
Psychrometry, cooling load calculations, and refrigeration cycles.
Mechanics of Metal Forming
Analysis of forging, rolling, extrusion, and drawing processes.
Department Executives
Student Leadership for 2025/2026 Academic Session
COMR. YUSUF ABDULLAHI JIBRIL
President
Phone: 080 3637 5813
ABDULAZEEZ ZULEIHAH IZE
Vice President
Phone: 09030907667
COMR. ABDULSAMAD ZAKARIYYA SAID
Secretary General
Phone: 08134189224
BABAYO ABDULLAHI
Assistant Secretary General
Phone: 09169453356
SADIQ YAU ABDULLAHI
Financial Secretary
Phone: 08131651810
MUHAMMAD AHMAD TIJJANI
Treasurer
Phone: 09076475278
ABUBAKAR ZAKARIYAH
Auditor General
Phone: 08050218208
BELLO AMINU JIBRIL
Academic Director
Phone: 08086818374
AUWAL ISAH RANTAN
Welfare Director
Phone: 08113918301
MUSLIM ABUBAKAR
Technical Secretary
Phone: 07034999350
ABDUL HAKIM YUSUF
Membership Secretary
Phone: 07038315492
ABUBAKAR YUSUF
Public Relations Officer I
Phone: 0701 631 0467
UMAR MUHAMMAD ABDULLAHI
Public Relations Officer II
Phone: 07036162264
ALHAMDU IDRIS ZUBAIRU
Sport Director
Phone: 09074665600
TIJJANI UMAR MUHAMMAD
Health Director
Phone: 08068678799
Level Coordinators
Student Representatives for Each Academic Level
YUSUF IBRAHIM
First Year Representative
Phone: 0812 345 6791
HALIMA SULEIMAN
Second Year Representative
Phone: 0812 345 6792
DAVID OKON
Third Year Representative
Phone: 0812 345 6793
GRACE EZE
Fourth Year Representative
Phone: 0812 345 6794
MOHAMMED ALI
Final Year Representative
Phone: 0812 345 6795
Our Faculty Members
Experienced academics and industry professionals
Prof. Nura Mu'az
Head of Department
PhD in Mechanical Engineering (University of Manchester)
M.Sc. Thermal Engineering
Dr. Aisha Bello
Associate Professor
PhD in Materials Science (MIT)
M.Eng. Manufacturing Engineering
Dr. Ibrahim Yusuf
Senior Lecturer
PhD in Mechanical Design (University of Tokyo)
M.Sc. Robotics
Dr. Fatima Ali
Lecturer I
PhD in Fluid Mechanics (Imperial College)
M.Eng. Aerospace Engineering
Notable Alumni
Our graduates making impacts in various industries across Nigeria
ENG. KABIRU AHMED
Class of 2010
Senior Mechanical Engineer
Dangote Refinery, Lagos
ENG. AMINA MOHAMMED
Class of 2012
Project Manager
Shell Petroleum, Port Harcourt
DR. IBRAHIM SANI
Class of 2008
Research Scientist
NASENI, Abuja
ENG. CHINEDU OKAFOR
Class of 2015
Automotive Design Engineer
Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing, Nnewi
Laboratories & Facilities
State-of-the-art facilities for practical learning
Thermodynamics Laboratory
Heat engines, Refrigeration units, Steam tables, Calorimeters
Equipped for experiments in heat transfer, refrigeration cycles, and energy conversion.
Manufacturing Laboratory
CNC Machines, 3D Printers, Lathes, Milling machines
Modern manufacturing equipment for hands-on training in production processes.
CAD/CAM Laboratory
40 High-end Computers, SolidWorks, AutoCAD, CATIA, ANSYS
Software suite for computer-aided design, simulation, and manufacturing.
Materials Science Laboratory
Universal Testing Machine, Hardness Testers, Microscopes
Equipment for materials characterization, testing, and failure analysis.
Department Statistics
Student Projects Gallery
Innovative projects by our mechanical engineering students
Class WhatsApp Groups
Join your class group for announcements, discussions, and collaboration
Official Inquiry Form
Reach out to the NUESA & NIMechE Executive Team