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Departments
All College of Engineering
departments are listed below, along with links to their websites.
In addition, some departments offer 1-Page "Info Sheets",
in PDF format.
Please
refer to Degrees Offered
for individual degree programs
Aerospace
and Mechanical Engineering
Aerospace engineers design and develop airplanes, rockets
and spacecraft. Mechanical Engineers design automobile
components, biomedical systems, robots, machine tools
and many other mechanical systems.
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Biosystems
Engineering
Biosystems engineers apply their skills to producing and
processing food, fiber and biological/biochemical products.
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Biomedical
Engineering
Biomedical engineers design and implement medical equipment
and systems used in health care.
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Chemical
and Environmental Engineering
Chemical and environmental engineers deal with a wide
range of processes, including those involving chemicals,
oil or semiconductor manufacturing, biological systems
and environmental remediation.
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Civil
Engineering and Engineering Mechanics
Civil engineers design and build buildings, bridges, roads,
tunnels, power plants and many other vital structures
and systems.
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Electrical
and Computer Engineering
Electrical engineers design and build electrical and electronic
systems and devices. Computer engineers work on hardware
and software related to computers and computer systems.
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Engineering
Management
Engineering management combines engineering and business
courses to prepare students for management positions with
technology-based companies.
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Engineering
Mathematics
In this major, students study mathematics and use their
technical electives to specialize in a specific engineering
field or to develop a general engineering background.
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Engineering
Physics
Students learn physics in a context of engineering and
technology.
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Hydrology
& Water Resources
Hydrologists
study water and its interaction with the global environment
and living things. They work on projects that conserve,
protect and manage water resources efficiently.
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Materials
Sciences and Engineering
Materials engineering involves studying and applying new
materials, including metals, ceramics, glasses, polymers,
semiconductors, composites and optical materials.
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Mining
and Geological Engineering
Mining engineers work on all aspects of mining and also
plan and supervise excavations associated with construction,
tunnels and environmentally related projects. Geological
engineers work in the petroleum, mining, hazardous waste,
geotechnical and construction industries.
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Optical
Sciences & Engineering
Optical engineering involves optical design, fabrication
and testing.
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Systems
and Industrial Engineering
Systems
engineers model, analyze and design advanced systems.
These systems can include machines, people, software,
hardware, materials and energy. Industrial engineers work
in many areas of workplace and job design, such as production
planning, quality assurance, facility planning, and information
management.
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