Engineering Major, Bachelor of Science (4-year Program)

The 4-year Engineering Program results in a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Engineering. In their first two years of the program, students will primarily study math and science supporting courses and a common engineering core curriculum. In the second two years, students will add a concentration area of study in Mechanical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Civil/Environmental Engineering, or the Distributed Engineering concentration, which allows a student to develop an individualized engineering concentration, subject to department approval. Students are required to complete a full-year culminating design sequence during their senior year in addition to the Christ at the Core Capstone Course. The 4-year Engineering Program is working toward ABET accreditation.

Requirements for a Bachelor of Science in Engineering include:

Select one of the following concentrations:

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The Math and Science elective may come from ENGR 271 or courses with prefixes ASTR, BIOL, CHEM, ENVR, GEOL, MATH,  and PHYS that are approved by the Physics & Engineering department. Check with your advisor to determine course availability.

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The Science requirement for the Biomedical Engineering Concentration is ENGR 271 Biology for Engineers (2 credits).

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The Engineering major requires 30 credits from the Math and Science Supporting Courses, 30 credits from the Core Engineering Courses, and 15 credits from a selected concentration.