SET's undergraduate programs combine an intimate college setting with the rigorous academics of a big university
- Start building your academic and professional network immediately as a part of a student cohort, beginning your program together and taking the same classes all the way through.
- Gain real-world experience with regional, state and national industry on senior capstone projects and internships.
- Choose from 6 majors and 1 minor that offer challenging academics in high-demand career paths.
Civil Engineering
Starts Autumn 2021
Practice-based engineering, innovation and professional development
Computer Engineering
Emphasis on embedded systems integration
Combine computer science and electrical engineering to design hardware and software solutions to meet today's technology challenges.
Computer Science & Systems
Theory and practice for software development, design and application
Computer science principles with a B.S. option for intensive project work in sub-disciplines or a B.A. option to pair fundamentals with another discipline.
Electrical Engineering
Emphasis on design of circuits, algorithms and devices to manage information
Study electric and electromagnetic energy for applications in power systems, communication systems, signal processing, control systems and electronics.
Information Technology
Technology application, deployment, configuration and development
Gain a foundation in the technologies behind computer-based information systems as well as how to manage, analyze, disseminate, secure and link information. Focus on areas of interest, such as systems administration, web services or data mining.
Mechanical Engineering
Practice-based engineering, innovation and professional development
Apply principles of engineering, basic science, and mathematics to model, analyze, design, and realize physical systems. Prepare for a career creating new technologies for alternative energy and the environment, healthcare, electric cars, robotics, material science and nano-technology, and manufacturing.
Minor in Applied Computing
A grounding in computing technology to integrate into another major
Complement your area of study with an understanding of computing technology and principles such as database management and computer networks. No computer proficiency or previous courses required.
