Abstract
This paper describes the third year of amixed methods explanatory case study to examine fourthyear engineering student perceptions of the CEABgraduate attributes in the Mechanical Engineeringprogram using a student exit survey and student focusgroup interviews. The purpose of this paper is to reportstudents’ perceptions of their graduate attributecompetency levels and the program’s graduate attributestrengths and weaknesses in a three-year continuum,supporting the findings with the data from three studentfocus group interviews. This investigation offers thefaculty an understanding of its student engineeringstakeholders’ perceptions of how the CEAB graduateattributes are manifest in the Mechanical Engineeringprogram. It will be used to provide feedback atinstructor, program and faculty levels as the Universityof Manitoba’s Faculty of Engineering furthers its effortstowards achieving a continuous cycle of improvement
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