The college offers many cooperative education and internship programs for qualified students. The college considers internships to be summer positions related to the students' major field of study. The work period is spent in full-time employment with private industry or a governmental agency. The engineering co-op and internship program is administered by the assistant dean of the college. The college has a number of computer laboratories located primarily in Ottensman Hall.
Most computer labs are accessible during the open building hours.
The college maintains several site licenses which allow students to access software packages at their residence halls. The requirements of the engineering majors meet or exceed the general education requirements in many areas, particularly mathematics and natural sciences. Therefore, the number of credits necessary to meet the university's general education requirements is not listed with each program. Students should check with their advisor or their department chair to determine the additional courses necessary for graduation beyond those required by their major. Curricular patterns and courses do change.