1969 | The Department of Mechanical Engineering was founded as a two-year junior college program. |
1972 | A five-year junior college program was added, with both programs in the Manufacturing Division. |
1989 | A two-year junior college program in the Automobile Division was established. |
1995 | A two-year junior college program in the Automatic Control Division was established. |
1996 | A two-year college program for a Bachelor of Science degree was launched. |
1997 | A two-year college program in the Automobile Division was established. |
1999 | A two-year college program in the Precision Manufacturing Division, and two four-year college programs in the Automatic Control Division and in the Automobile Division were added. |
2001 | A graduate program for a master's degree was established. A four-year college program in the Precision Manufacturing Division was added. |
2002 | A Ph.D. program in the Institute of Mechatronic Science and Technology was established. |
2003 | A two-year college program in the Micro/Nano-Technology Division was added. |
2004 | Two four-year college programs in the Micro/Nano-Technology Division and in the Advanced Vehicle Division were added. |
2006 | A graduate program for a master's degree in the Institute of Nano-Technology was established. |
2008 | A graduate program for a master's degree in the Institute of Energy Engineering was established. |