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Undergraduate
Degree Programs
The College of Engineering offers Bachelor of Science degrees
in Aerospace, Biomedical, Computer Systems, Electrical, Manufacturing,
and Mechanical Engineering. The BS programs are accredited
by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation
Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET).
The Mission of the College of Engineering is:
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to provide a rigorous education
to prepare students to become highly qualified engineers
and the technology leaders of tomorrow; |
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to prepare graduates to lead
fulfilling professional lives, participate in lifelong
learning, and assume roles as contributing members of
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to expand and advance the
frontiers of science and technology through research
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The engineering curriculum evolves from a common core of social
sciences, humanities, mathematics, natural sciences, and basic
engineering courses. This core curriculum provides students
with the rigorous foundation needed for the specific engineering
disciplines. All of the programs of study provide students
with the engineering science, design, and laboratory methods
required to enter industry as fully productive engineers in
their chosen fields. By viewing the engineering profession
as a service to humanity, the College helps students become
responsible, effective members of society.
The links below will provide you with a detailed description
for each program from the Boston University Undergraduate
Bulletin and program planning sheets for each major.
Aerospace
Engineering
Biomedical
Engineering
Computer
Systems Engineering
Electrical
Engineering
Manufacturing
Engineering
Mechanical
Engineering
Special
Programs
Program
Planning Sheets
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