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Mechanical engineers are found in virtually all productive industries, from aircraft and automotive to consumer products and building equipment. They design products, machines, and processes for…

The program’s mission is to educate entry-level and in-service practitioners who work in a variety of settings. The educational program, through academic course work, requires each student…

Electronic and computer engineering
technology graduates generally work as
members of a team of engineers, scientists and
other technical professionals in research and
de…

Contemporary issues in criminal law, management and organizational skills, social concerns, community relations, criminal psychology, budget and planning, criminal investigation and forensics ar…

Bachelor’s degree graduates typically work
as applied engineers in areas such as product
design and development, project management,
manufacturing, plant operation or product

The undergraduate major in accounting focuses on providing a broad base of accounting knowledge and skills as preparation for careers in industry or government, or as a foundation for further st…

The goals of the Emergency Medical Services program are to provide clinically competent, entry-level practitioners with the communication skills needed for communication with patients and other …

Courses of study allow a concentration in one of three tracks: Economic Analysis, Financial Economics or International Economics. All three seek to provide students with analytical skills useful…

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering and the Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering programs are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC

Dental hygiene is a dynamic and expanding health care profession providing a wide range of opportunity for public service.
As a preventive dental health educator and expert clinician, the …