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University of Denver Engineering Review
The dream of every engineer is that they can either fix a problem or prevent one but believe me there is a lot more to it than that. You must study very hard for a number of years and pass rigorous testing in order to be credible in your field. That brings up an interesting question… What area of engineering do you want to focus on? In Denver there are several good schools and a couple of great ones for engineering so I will focus on one of them. The University of Denver Engineering Program is also known as the School of Engineering and Computer Science. Let’s get started by taking a look at their impressive range of degree programs: Undergraduate/Bachelor’s Degree:
BS Computer Engineering BS Computer Science BS Electrical Engineering BS Electrical Engineering With a Concentration in Mechatronic Systems (Mechanical, Electrical and Computer Engineering) Then there is an interesting twist…. BA Game Development- create content and artistic development BS Game Development-programming BS Mechanical Engineering Master Degrees MS Bioengineering MS Computer Science MS Materials Science MS Mechanical Engineering MS Nanoscale Science and Engineering Doctor of Philosophy/ Ph.D programs: Ph.D Engineering Ph.D. Interdisciplinary Engineering Ph.D. Materials Science Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering Ph.D. Nanoscale Science and Engineering
Advanced Computational Design Laboratory Aerosol Laboratory Biofluids Laboratory Collaborative Mechatronics Laboratory Composite Laboratory Computational Biomechanics Laboratory Engine Dyno Laboratory Finite Element Modeling (FEM) Laboratory Manufacturing/Integration Laboratory Manufacturing/Machining Laboratory Materials Science Laboratory Mechanical Engineering (ME) Laboratory Mechanical Engineering Testing Laboratory Multiscale Computational Laboratory Nano/bio Engineering - Research Laboratory Nano/bio Engineering - Teaching Laboratory NEMS Laboratory Robotics Laboratory Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) Laboratory Don’t worry if you don’t know half of what those labs are…the important thing is that if you know what you want to study you will have excellent support and the resources to refine your talents.
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