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The Engineering Science program equips students with a solid grounding in core engineering principles. The T-shaped curriculum's foundation consists of a shared core drawn from key courses in multiple engineering fields (including industrial, electrical, and mechanical) along with essential science and math coursework. Students gain specialized knowledge through technical electives, choosing from diverse engineering disciplines to focus their studies. Graduates will be prepared for careers in industrial, electrical, mechanical, design, or process engineering, among others, and will qualify for advanced studies in these areas.
After completing the program, graduates will achieve these educational goals:
Analyze, define, and resolve challenging engineering issues using engineering principles, scientific knowledge, and mathematical concepts.
Develop engineering solutions that address specific requirements while accounting for public safety, health concerns, and broader societal, environmental, economic, and global impacts.
Communicate clearly with diverse groups.
Understand ethical obligations in engineering practice and evaluate solutions considering their worldwide economic, environmental, and social consequences.
Collaborate successfully in teams by demonstrating leadership, fostering teamwork, setting objectives, and accomplishing goals.