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UT Tyler College of Engineering and Computer Science

The University of Texas at Tyler

The College of Engineering and Computer Science at The University of Texas at Tyler provides high-quality undergraduate and graduate education, preparing students to make vital contributions in a rapidly changing technological world.

Six bachelor of science and four master of science degree programs are offered through the Department of Computer Science, Department of Civil Engineering, Department of Electrical Engineering and Department of Mechanical Engineering.

The college also supports the education of UT Tyler students in technological literacy and the engineering design process, and provides non-credit continuing education courses in computer information technology and engineering.

The UT Tyler Department of Computer Science offers the bachelor of science in computer science, bachelor of science in computer information systems, the master of science in computer science, and supports secondary teacher certification in computer science and technology applications.

UT Tyler's Department of Civil Engineering offers the bachelor of science in civil engineering, bachelor of science in construction management and master of science in civil engineering.

Academic programs in the UT Tyler Department of Electrical Engineering include the bachelor of science in electrical engineering and the master of science in electrical engineering.

The UT Tyler Department of Mechanical Engineering offers the bachelor of science in mechanical engineering and the master of science in mechanical engineering.

College of Engineering and Computer Science undergraduate programs are designed with an integrated-systems, applications-oriented approach. Critical thinking, problem solving, design, computer, oral and written communication, teamwork and leadership skills are threaded throughout the curricula.

CECS graduate programs are designed to serve both full-time and part-time students, with an in-depth focus on advanced computer science, engineering and multidisciplinary studies.

The college maintains close working relationships with business and industry, and offers students excellent opportunities to participate in research programs, including:

• The Center for Organic Semiconductor Modeling and Simulation (COSMOS).
• Texas Allergy, Indoor Environment, and Energy Institute (TxAIRE).
• East Texas STEM Education Center. 

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JUN 10	Financial Aid Census Date – Long Summer 2013
JUL 03	Last Day of Title IV Fund Return for Withdrawal - Long Summer 2013

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