"Our focus is to prepare engineers and computer scientists to solve technical problems that affect society. You are prepared to tackle these complex technical challenges because your program of study includes both the technical fundamentals as well as the breadth of the liberal arts, combined with hands-on applications, oral and written communication practice, and faculty and staff who are dedicated to providing you with the best education possible." ... MORE>>

Sharon A. Jones, Dean, Shiley School of Engineering

Computer Science

Computer scientists impact the way people live, work, and play--Roomba "the robot" vacuums floors, companies connect people across the globe, and people entertain themselves with digital photography and video games. Computer scientists also tackle challenges that help us to shape medicine, navigate space, and create special effects in movies.  MORE>>

Electrical Engineering

Electrical engineers design all aspects of modern electronic systems include integrated circuits, and computers to be used in biomedical devices, wireless telecommunications (cellular phones, remote controls, satellites), automotive and aerospace vehicles, renewable energy, embedded systems (microprocessor/microcontroller-based devices), robotics, and many others. MORE>>

Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical engineers design the large and the small—from space stations to alternative sources of energy - to air, space, and ground vehicles - to cutting edge systems that promise to revolutionize fields such as health care, heating and cooling systems, material handling equipment, and manufacturing complexes for energy conversion and utilization. MORE>>