College of Engineering and Computer Science – Student Learning Outcomes

Program Outcomes	Undergraduate	Graduate
Civil Engineering	See Outcomes
Computer Science	See Outcomes	See Outcomes
Construction Management	See Outcomes
Data Science and Data Analytics	See Outcomes
Electrical Engineering	See Outcomes
Electrical Systems Engineering	See Outcomes
Engineering		See Outcomes
Engineering Management	See Outcomes	See Outcomes
Industrial Systems Engineering	See Outcomes
Mechanical Engineering	See Outcomes
Mechanical Systems Engineering	See Outcomes
Technology	See Outcomes

Graduate

M.S. Computer Science graduate students should have a deeper understanding of the theory and application of algorithms, programming languages, and computer processes.
M.S. Computer Science graduate students should have the ability to apply advanced analysis techniques to problem identification and solution in computing applications.
M.S. Computer Science graduate students should have the ability to apply advanced implementation techniques to problem identification and solution in computing applications.

Program graduates will be able to apply advanced experimental methods and demonstrate the ability to design experiments and collect data.
Program graduates will be able to utilize statistical concepts and demonstrate an ability to apply this knowledge to achieve engineering solutions that most efficiently use information and resources.
Program graduates will have a practical knowledge of fabrication and manufacturing techniques.
Program graduates will have an ability to apply advanced mathematical concepts to model physical systems and engineering processes to drive knowledge based design.
Program graduates will have knowledge of advanced cross-disciplinary engineering sciences, and an ability to relate physical concepts from multiple engineering disciplines.
Program graduates will have an ability to identify critical issues, formulate realistic solutions, evaluate alternatives, and carry out independent research to provide novel solutions to technical problems.
Program graduates will have a demonstrated ability to make novel, significant contributions to the scientific and engineering body of knowledge.

Graduates of the Master of Engineering Management program will be able to identify critical issues, formulate realistic solutions, evaluate alternatives, and solve engineering management problems.
Graduates of the Master of Engineering Management program will be able to interpret statistical concepts and methods and apply this knowledge to engineering and management problems.
Graduates of the Master of Engineering Management program will use quality control and improvement techniques and apply this knowledge to improve quality in both the manufacturing and service industries.
Graduates of the Master of Engineering Management program will be able to construct deterministic modeling and apply this to engineering management problems including design of experiments.