Undergraduate Programs
The power to make a difference
Intro
Design Your Future
Our students and faculty are immersed in an atmosphere of discovery that stretches across disciplines to find answers to complex and challenging problems in engineering, mathematics, physics, and computer science.
Whether you have your sights set on a career in one of these disciplines or as a prelude to an advanced degree in another field, the College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences offers a hands-on, team-based approach in all of our academic programs and interdisciplinary choices.
Department of Electrical and Biomedical Engineering
In the Department of Electrical and Biomedical Engineering, innovation drives collaboration, world-class research, and outstanding ABET-accredited educational programs. Our wide-ranging programs are flexible allowing students to explore their interests and gain design experience in a supportive hands-on environment.
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Civil and Environmental Engineers are actively engaged in improving the standard of living throughout the world by analyzing, designing, constructing, managing, and preserving our natural and built infrastructure. Their contributions are evident everywhere — in the buildings we live in, the roads and bridges we travel on, the systems that provide us with clean water and process waste, treating contamination and reducing air pollution, developing sustainable energy and green materials technologies, and much more.
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical engineering spans a broad and growing spectrum of engineering activities — from concept and design, through manufacturing and maintenance of all kinds of products and systems. The Mechanical Engineering Program at CEMS provides a modern hands-on approach with a focus on engineering decision-making; foundations of mathematics, physical science, engineering science, and design; and an appreciation of the societal impact of engineering practice.
Department of Computer Science
The world-class faculty in the Department of Computer Science conducts research in Machine Learning, AI and Robotics, Cybersecurity and Data Privacy, and other areas that impact the modern world. The department offers a range of undergraduate degrees in Computer Science, Computer Science and Information systems, and Data Science with many undergraduate opportunities for students to contribute to ground-breaking research.
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
The Department of Mathematics and Statistics students and our faculty understand the unique challenges and satisfactions that the careful study of mathematics and statistics offers. Mathematical ideas and results not only represent some of the highest accomplishments of human society but also are an indispensable tool in an ever-increasing array of disciplines.
- Mathematical Sciences, Major in Mathematics (MATH) - Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
- Major in Mathematics (MATH) - Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) from the College of Arts and Sciences
- Mathematical Sciences, Major in Statistics (STAT) - Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
- Statistics Concentration of Mathematics - Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) from the College of Arts and Sciences
Department of Computer Science and Department of Mathematics and Statistics
The curriculum of this degree combines courses from the disciplines of Statistics, Mathematics, and Computer Science and prepares students for careers in Big Data Science & Analytics, a rapidly growing field with growing marketplace demand. The unique interdisciplinary educational experience allows students the opportunity to acquire the broad base of knowledge and skills that today's employers are seeking.
Department of Physics
Physics is concerned with the mathematical formulation of the fundamental laws of nature. An education in physics provides you with the foundation for a variety of careers: in addition to preparation for graduate study in physics and related fields, this major is an excellent platform for professional careers in a wide variety of disciplines. Undergraduate students are thoroughly trained in small, innovative classes by distinguished teacher-scholars, and conduct leading research that has a real-world impact.
Interdisciplinary Engineering Programs
The Bachelor's of Science (BS) degree in Engineering is a non-departmental degree designed for students who desire a strong foundation in engineering science in preparation for an interdisciplinary engineering specialty.
Engineering - Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
The ability to design, produce, sell, and service quality products in today's marketplace requires managers who understand engineering principles as well as possess the skills to manage technical projects and professionals. The Engineering Management program is designed to give undergraduates a solid engineering base coupled with a business preparation that will enable them to fill dynamic managerial roles in technical industries.
Entrance Requirements
To prepare for success at our college, undergraduate applicants are required to have four years of mathematics, including trigonometry or precalculus. One year of chemistry and one year of physics is also required for all engineering majors. For all other majors, two years of laboratory-based science is required as part of the university entrance requirements.