Prepare students to translate scientific, mathematical and engineering theories into practical, problem-solving applications through classroom presentations, laboratory and other experimentation, data analysis, employment opportunities such as those offered by cooperative education, internships and research projects. Prepare students to function as interdisciplinary team members and leaders to address multi-dimensional engineering and social problems with ethical, public health, environmental, political, economic and other dimensions. Prepare students to recognize engineering problems and to develop strategies for solving such problems, to be competent to carry out relevant design processes, to recognize the need for considering alternative approaches to problem-solving, and to understand the realities of what society will accept as feasible solutions. Prepare students to be responsible practitioners with a full understanding of the ethical and professional dimensions of good engineering practice and the need for life-long learning. Prepare students to operate in a global environment.
Majors appear in the table below.
The EIES research program provides opportunities for undergraduate students to participate in an exciting research environment. Activities range from specially designed credit-earning research projects to field and laboratory experiments in concert with nationally recognized faculty. Many of these research activities also offer financial benefits through part-time employment on sponsored projects. If you need assistance with this web page click here to send email . This page is maintained by the Office of the University Registrar.