School of Engineering, Computing and Construction Management Programs

The School of Engineering, Computing and Construction Management offers three majors all leading to Bachelor of Science degrees as well as a number of minors and a master's degree in Construction Management. While programs in SECCM are highly structured, there is flexibility through elective courses—especially in Engineering where students can specialize in any one of a number of related areas. All programs of study offer a plethora of hands-on learning opportunities.

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  • Civil Engineering

    From the roads, highways and bridges we drive on to the clean water we drink and the buildings we see in the skyline, Civil Engineering makes modern life possible.

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  • Computer Engineering

    The rapid advances in today’s computer technology are largely the result of the research, development, and design efforts of computer engineers.

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  • Computer Science

    Computer Science is about more than performing calculations and learning specific programming languages -- it’s about precision, problem solving and creating technology services and solutions that will work in an increasingly complex future. With coursework that combines solid theory, real-world practice and specialization options, 51ÂÜÀòstudents are ready for high-demand career fields from app developers to large scale software systems designers.

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  • Construction Management

    The accredited undergraduate Construction Management program at 51ÂÜÀòprepares future leaders of residential, commercial and highway building. Through classes, labs and hands-on projects in engineering, business, math, science, law and liberal arts, you’ll learn how to manage construction projects from start to finish -- including scheduling, budgeting, choosing materials and safely supervising people. That’s why construction employers regularly report that our graduates exceed expectations for performance. The graduate program offering provides advanced coursework in project management, construction finance, law, and other topics for aspiring construction leaders.

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  • Electrical Engineering

    In a world where technology is constantly growing and evolving, Electrical Engineering is becoming more essential, from lighting and wiring in buildings to electric motors for automobiles.

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  • Engineering

    Engineering at 51ÂÜÀòis unique in its structure: a broad, liberal arts-infused foundation of math, science and engineering layered with an in-depth specialization in civil, computer, electrical or mechanical engineering or a customized study. Through this accredited program, you’ll develop the creativity and flexibility to solve practical problems that benefit humanity in our complex and rapidly changing world.

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  • Environmental Engineering

    Environmental engineers work on solutions to water and air pollution, design water supply and wastewater treatment systems, and study the effects that acid rain, global warming, and automobile emission have on our everyday lives.

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  • Mechanical Engineering

    From power-producing machines like wind turbines, hydroelectric generators, and internal combustion engines to power-using machines like cars, planes, robots, and medical devices, mechanical engineers are constantly designing and developing life-changing mechanisms.

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