The postgraduate examination direction of mechanical engineering mainly includes the following aspects:
1.Design and manufacturing and automation: This is one of the core directions of mechanical engineering, involving product design, manufacturing technology, CAD cam technology, robotics, digital manufacturing, etc.
2.Materials Science and Engineering: This direction focuses on the properties, processing, testing, and application of materials, including metal materials, composite materials, high-temperature materials, advanced materials, etc.
3.Thermal and Power Engineering: The direction of thermal energy and power engineering studies thermodynamics, heat conduction, combustion theory, heat and mass transfer, fluid mechanics, energy system and other fields, focusing on energy conversion and utilization.
4.Fluid Mechanics and Engineering: This direction studies the motion laws of liquids and gases, fluid mechanics theory, fluid mechanics simulation, fluid mechanics experiments, etc., and is applied to aerospace, automotive engineering and other fields.
5.Control Engineering: The direction of control engineering is the study of automatic control theory, system modeling and analysis, intelligent control, robot control, etc., which is widely used in automated production and control systems.
6.Vehicle Engineering: This direction studies automotive engineering, traffic engineering, vehicle design, vehicle systems and control, intelligent transportation, etc., and focuses on the development of transportation and transportation.
7.Other interdisciplinary directions: Mechanical engineering also involves interdisciplinary research, such as robotics engineering, intelligent manufacturing, aerospace engineering, biomedical engineering, etc.
It should be noted that the direction of postgraduate entrance examination may vary from university to university, and the specific research field and direction can be selected according to the enrollment information of the target institution and the research direction of the faculty. When choosing a postgraduate direction, you can weigh and choose according to your interests, professional background and future career development direction.