CECS Academic Programs

The Chemical engineering programs at UTC provide accessible education in the theory and application of those disciplines in a supportive, interdisciplinary environment that prepares students for successful careers in industry, government, and academia; emphasizes project-based design; promotes life-long learning; and serves the engineering profession.

Computational Science and Engineering is the solution of practical engineering/science analysis and design problems using physics-based computational models and supercomputer simulations.

The computer field drives innovation in many other fields, including medicine, education, business, communication, and entertainment.  The variety of applications of computer science and engineering makes for highly-creative and challenging projects. Working in the computer field might mean building web-based applications, providing security for sensitive information, developing systems to process scientific data, writing software for new mobile devices, and much more.  

Electrical engineers work in every industry, from automobiles and aircraft, to video games and manufacturing. Many electrical engineers follow their designs from conception to manufacture, routinely leaving their desks to work in labs or in the field. All major advances in technology heavily leverage electrical engineering. Whether it's developing the fastest computer or controlling a stealth fighter, electrical engineers are there.  

Engineering Technology Management is an interdisciplinary mix of management and engineering. It involves the application of engineering principles to business by combining the technological savvy of engineers with the organizational, administrative, and planning abilities of managers. These joint disciplines oversee complex enterprises from conception to completion in virtually unlimited areas like project management, construction management, product development, quality control, etc. for manufacturing, service, construction, retail, and finance organizations.