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Engineering and Computer Science Two-Degree Program
The Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Two-Degree Option allows a student to obtain a four-year College of Engineering B.E. degree and a three-year College of Arts and Science (Computer Science) B.Sc. degree in five years. This combines electrical engineering hardware emphasis with computer science software skills. Typically, this requires an additional 30 credits in Arts and Science carefully scheduled together with engineering courses. Similar programs are avialable in other disciplines in Engineering and other areas such as mathematics.
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Computer Science Post-Degree Specialization Certificate
Following a four-year B.E. degree in Electrical Engineering, a student may obtain a Post-Degree Specialization Certificate (PDSC) in one additional year. This combines electrical engineering hardware emphasis with in-depth computer science training. This usually is accomplished with 3 additional Mathematics credits and 27 credits of Computer Science courses. While the above two-degree program requires courses in humanities and social science, the PDSC concentrates all additional courses in computer science. For more information please visit the Department of Computer Science web-site (www.cs.usask.ca).
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Engineering Professional Internship Program
The goal of the Engineering Professional Internship Program (EPIP) is to provide students with an opportunity to work at a professional level for a longer term than is provided through summer work. Students thereby receive a richer learning experience as a member of an engineering team while providing a real value to the company as the internship proceeds.
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Engineering Entrepreneurship Option
The Engineering Entrepreneurship Option (EEO) consists of seven courses (21 credit units) as an optional addition to any of the seven B.E. degrees. Six of the seven courses are delivered in the College of Commerce. The program capstone course (GE 402.3 Engineering Entrepreneurship Capstone) is taught in the College of Engineering.
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Engineering Communication Option
The Engineering Communication Option (ECO) consists of six courses (18 credit units) that combine with your undergraduate degree to give you a specialization in communication. These courses cover such topics as professional writing and editing, public speaking, communication ethics, interpersonal dynamics, leadership development, persuasion and influence, and conflict resolution and negotiation.
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Study Abroad Program
The College of Engineering Summer Study Abroad Program (May - August) is adjunct to the University of Nebraska Study Abroad Program. This program is intended* for Civil and Geological students, but others may apply. Students experience not only technical training but also the arts, foreign cuisine and culture.
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*Above is Sheldon Lo, an EE graduate that was participating in the Study Abroad Program, working at the Forschungszentrum Jülich research facility in Germany
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