Teaching and research
The School of Engineering and Computer Science offers three Bachelor of Science degrees and three Master of Science degrees.
Our undergraduate programs in Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, www.abet.org.
Our undergraduate program in Computer Science is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, www.abet.org.
Degree options
Bachelor's degrees Master's degrees
In addition to teaching, faculty conduct research sponsored by industry and government agencies, such as wireless sensor networks, software architecture and design analysis, and haptic interfaces for virtual reality. Undergraduate courses benefit from this research through examples, case studies and projects.
Reach your goals in a high-demand field
Our graduates get more than a great education. They get hands-on experience working in well-equipped laboratories and classrooms. They learn to think analytically. And they have the opportunity to help advance the frontiers of knowledge and technology by working one-to-one with faculty members on innovative research.
Our alumni are software engineers; computer and information systems managers; electrical engineers working on micro- and nanoscale devices; mechanical engineers involved in product design, manufacturing and robotics; and many other engineering and computer science-related positions.
Scholarships Applied learning Faculty research Student resources
SW Washington MESA
MESA is a nationally recognized organization for its innovative and effective academic development program that supports STEM education and equity for students.
Contact us
For more information, email us or call 360-546-9639.