B.S. in General Engineering

Secure the technological knowledge to analyze and understand how a single component impacts the operational lifecycle of a system. Become proficient in areas including operations, performance testing, manufacturing, cost scheduling, benefit-cost analysis, training and support, and sustainability. Establish a commitment to the professional and ethical standards of engineering, and recognize the importance of community and professional service. What you’ll study: Explore the techniques, skills, and modern tools for engineering practice. Design a system, component, or process. Conduct experiments, and analyze and interpret data. Identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems. Analyze technical, environmental, and societal issues related to engineering designs and technology systems. How you’ll learn more: Beginning in the first year of the program, participate in hands-on project applications of engineering, and function on multidisciplinary teams. Where it can take you: A General Engineering degree is a pathway to work in a career in engineering, health care, banking and finance, manufacturing, process engineering, plant management, or transportation systems.