Welcome to the Department of Engineering. As a premier institution for engineering education, our department is dedicated to cultivating innovative problem solvers and future leaders in various engineering disciplines. With a commitment to academic excellence, hands-on experiences, and cutting-edge research, we prepare our students to tackle real-world challenges and drive technological advancements that shape the world around us.

Department Summary:

The Department of Engineering is at the forefront of engineering education, research, and innovation. Our mission is to provide a comprehensive and rigorous education that equips students with the technical skills, critical thinking abilities, and ethical mindset necessary to thrive in a rapidly evolving global society. We offer a range of engineering programs that span multiple disciplines, including mechanical, electrical, civil, computer, and biomedical engineering.

Our faculty members are accomplished researchers and industry professionals who bring their expertise into the classroom. We foster a collaborative and supportive learning environment, encouraging students to engage in interdisciplinary projects, research endeavors, and experiential learning opportunities. Our graduates are well-prepared to address complex engineering challenges, contribute to sustainable development, and make a positive impact on society.

Course Listings:

The Department of Engineering offers a diverse array of courses that cover the fundamental principles and specialized areas within each engineering discipline. Students can customize their educational path based on their interests and career aspirations. Here are some of the key courses we offer:

  1. Introduction to Engineering Design (ENGR 101): This introductory course provides an overview of engineering principles and design methodologies, introducing students to the engineering design process.
  2. Statics and Mechanics of Materials (ENGR 201): Students learn the principles of statics and mechanics of materials, analyzing forces and stresses in engineering structures.
  3. Circuit Analysis and Electronics (ENGR 301): This course covers circuit theory and electronics, exploring electronic components and circuit design.
  4. Introduction to Computer Programming (ENGR 350): Students are introduced to computer programming concepts and algorithms, gaining essential coding skills.
  5. Fluid Mechanics and Thermodynamics (ENGR 410): This course delves into fluid mechanics and thermodynamics, studying the behavior of fluids and energy transfer.
  6. Engineering Ethics and Professionalism (ENGR 520): Students explore ethical considerations in engineering practice, emphasizing professional responsibilities.
  7. Digital Systems and Microprocessors (ENGR 610): This course covers digital systems and microprocessor architecture, enabling students to design and program digital circuits.
  8. Structural Analysis and Design (ENGR 650): Students study structural analysis and design principles, analyzing and designing engineering structures.

Please note that the above courses represent a snapshot of the diverse offerings available in our department. Students can further tailor their academic journey through elective courses, specialized tracks, and research projects that align with their interests and career goals.

Join us in the Department of Engineering to become part of an innovative and collaborative community of engineers. Together, we will push the boundaries of technological possibilities, engineer solutions for a better tomorrow, and shape a future that embraces sustainability, efficiency, and human well-being.