The College of Engineering focuses on the application of the science of mathematics, physics, and chemistry in the design, development, and production of devices, products, or processes useful to society.
All fields of engineering involve problem solving.
A prospective engineer must be interested in and have an aptitude for the basic sciences of mathematics, chemistry, and physics. A successful engineer develops skills in applying mathematics and science to the solution of practical problems. Like an engineer, a student in the computer science major should be interested in math and science and enjoy the prospect of solving problems. A dual degree program with the College of the Liberal Arts. Students begin in the College of the Liberal Arts and must apply no later than their third semester.