School of Engineering & Computing

As an engineering student, you’ll collaborate with fellow logical thinkers to learn how things work and how to make them work better. Here, engineering isn’t just about innovation; it’s Engineering with a Higher Purpose, empowering you to create meaningful change.

Find the Program For You

��ɫ��Ƭ’s School of Engineering and Computing has a diverse array of undergraduate and graduate programs designed to equip students for unparalleled engineering success. With a strong emphasis on real-world applications and innovative teaching, you'll be prepared to excel in today's dynamic engineering environment.

Engineering With a Higher Purpose

Explore how ��ɫ��Ƭ’s School of Engineering & Computing empowers students to innovate with purpose, solve real-world challenges, and create meaningful change.

Through events such as StagHack and the SAE Baja Competition, students are challenged as they put their engineering skills to the test. Here, they have the opportunity to connect with and gain direct insights from industry leaders, enriching their educational experience.

Additionally, ��ɫ��Ƭ’s Office of Career and Professional Development offers personalized support and resources for engineering students and ensures that they are well-prepared to navigate the job market and find the best career path. The SEC places great emphasis on aiding students in professional development and personal growth.

Innovation in Motion: Don’t Just Keep Up—Lead the Way

The School of Engineering and Computing Update showcases the latest research, program highlights, and success stories from the School of Engineering and Computing. From cutting-edge research to industry collaborations, this report keeps you plugged into the innovations shaping the future.

By the Numbers

14:1

Undergraduate student-to-professor ratio

75%

Engineering student participation in one or more industry internships

100%

Placement rate six months after graduating

Engineering Accreditation Commission

The School of Engineering and Computing’s Bachelor of Science (BS) programs in Electrical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, under the commission’s General Criteria and Program Criteria for each program, as described on the individual program pages.

Computing Accreditation Commission

The School of Engineering and Computing’s Bachelor of Science (BS) programs in Computer Science are accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, under the commission’s General Criteria and Program Criteria for each program, as described on the individual program pages.

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Students from universities across the nation competed for the top slot at the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Baja Competition. Teams of students designed, built, and raced single-seat, off-road vehicles that can operate in dirt, mud, and on rocky, rough terrain, within a strict set of design rules.

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Learn from the experts in engineering that make up the SEC faculty.

Student explaining something with their hands while professor observes.

Students will compete for prizes while interacting with industry leaders. Teams will collaborate with mentors to solve real problems in the biomedical and healthcare industry.

Professor pointing to the leg of a student wearing an engineering suit.

Put your classroom understanding to the test.

Student speeds across the university pool on a man made flotation device while his peers watch and cheer for him outside of the pool. Banners in the background say “Women’s swimming and diving”.

The annual “Walk on Water” competition gives undergraduate engineering students the opportunity to put their fundamental engineering skills to the test as they compete with peers to see who can design and race with the most efficient flotation device possible.

Professor examines a microchip underneath a magnifying instrument.

Strengthen your practical skills through an undergraduate or graduate program.

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