Prospective Students
Engineering, Computer Science, and Technology contribute in many ways to the technological progress, personal welfare, and business success of the world. In fact, these three careers are responsible for many of the advances in our modern civilization. Through their specialties, engineers, computer scientists, and technologists design, plan, and supervise the construction of building, highways, rapid transit systems, and water supplies, and involve themselves in areas of solid-state electronics, computers, electrical equipments, communications, controls, and power distribution systems. They also enter the fields of E-commerce, computer programming, mechanics, thermal science, machinery design, instrumentation, and the development and transmission of power.
Engineers and technologists are creative individuals who use math and basic science to create and improve machines, structures, and devices such as alternative fuel vehicles, earthquake-proof buildings, cellular phones, and spacecraft. They are vital to the practical interpretation and application of some of today's greatest achievements in business, industry, and government. Thanks their hands-on approach, these professionals continue to produce innovative products and procedures that make our live easier, more efficient, and safer. Their problem-solving skills are integral to our society's success in the new millenium. Computer scientists play a major role in the smooth operation of almost all of our modern conveniences, business transactions, transportation, and medical needs. From automated banking systems to state-of-the-art satellites, computer scientists have led the revolutionary changes in contemporary society. Advances in computer science have even benefited the entertainment industry through ongoing development of video games, digital film, and the Internet.
The College of Engineering, Computer Science, and Technology offers programs leading to Bachelor of Science degree in Civil, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering or with a Special Option; Bachelor of Science in Computer Science; Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology, with options in Aviation Administration, Printing Management, and Production Technology; Bachelor of Science in Fire Protection Administration and Technology; Bachelor of Arts in Industrial Arts; and Bachelor of Vocational Education in Vocational Arts. A minor is available for students majoring in other fields.