Department of Civil Engineering
Structures, transportation, construction, water resources, and sustainable infrastructure.
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Departments
Students combine scientific principles, technical practice, responsible design, and collaborative problem-solving.
Department of Electrical Engineering
Electrical systems, energy, electronics, control, and industrial applications.
View programs →Department of Computer Engineering
Computer hardware, embedded systems, networks, and intelligent devices.
View programs →Department of Architecture
Architectural design, building technology, planning, and the built environment.
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Study Pathways
Programs develop technical competence, design judgment, professional responsibility, and project leadership.
| Level | Program | Study and Curriculum Focus | Typical Duration | Possible Career Pathways |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Undergraduate | Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering | Infrastructure, structures, construction, and transportation | 4 years | Site or design engineering after licensure, project coordination |
| Undergraduate | Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering | Electrical systems, energy, electronics, and control | 4 years | Electrical engineering after licensure, energy and facilities work |
| Undergraduate | Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering | Hardware, embedded systems, networks, and computing | 4 years | Embedded systems developer, hardware test engineer, network systems associate |
| Undergraduate | Bachelor of Science in Architecture | Architectural design, building technology, and planning | 5 years | Architectural assistant, design visualization, architecture pathway after required experience and licensure |
| Graduate | Master in Engineering Management | Technical leadership, project management, and innovation | 2–3 years | Engineering project lead, technical operations manager |
| Certificate | Certificate in Computer-Aided Drafting | Technical drawing and computer-supported design | 12–16 weeks | CAD operator, drafting assistant, technical drawing support |
| Certificate | Certificate in Construction Project Management | Construction planning, coordination, and project control | 12–16 weeks | Construction project support, scheduling and site coordination |
Durations describe the usual study plan. Completion depends on study load, credited subjects, prerequisites, and project or thesis progress. Certificate schedules are confirmed for each cohort. Career examples indicate possible directions; regulated professions have additional qualification, experience, and licensing requirements.
Admission requirements and schedules vary by program. Certificate offerings are subject to university approval and sufficient enrollment.
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Engr. Ramon Garcia
Dean, College of Engineering and Architecture
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Learning and Entry Guide
Undergraduate Learning
Develop mathematics, science, and design foundations before specialist laboratories, design projects, and practical training. Architecture includes a sequence of design studios across its five-year curriculum.
Graduate Learning
Engineering Management connects technical experience with project leadership, operations, financial planning, and applied research.
Continuing Education
Drafting emphasizes technical drawings and CAD practice. Construction Project Management develops scheduling, coordination, and project documentation.
Entry and Specialization Guidance
Undergraduate applicants should be prepared for mathematics and science study. Graduate and short-course applicants should ask about required technical preparation and relevant experience.
The college provides the detailed curriculum, subject sequence, prerequisites, and available specializations during advising. Review these with your adviser before selecting subjects.
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