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College of Engineering and Computer Science

Dean S. Narayanan

Associate Dean Lang Hong
Associate Dean Nathan Klingbeil
Associate Dean Joseph Slater
Assistant Dean Thomas L. Bazzoli
Assistant Dean Ruby Mawasha
Director of Technical Communications Leo Finkelstein

Department/Chair:
Biomedical, Industrial and Human Factors Engineering Thomas Hangartner
Computer Science and Computer Engineering Mateen Rizki
Electrical Engineering Kefu Xue
Mechanical and Materials Engineering George Huang

The College of Engineering and Computer Science offers eight undergraduate bachelor of science degree programs to prepare students for professional careers. The college also offers an undergraduate bachelor of arts degree program in computer science. The programs of study are regularly updated, so students can take advantage of the latest technological advances.

The college is committed to providing an outstanding professional education to its students. This is accomplished by excellence in teaching, research, and service and by collaborating with business and industry. As part of its commitment to collaborating with industry, the college is dedicated to developing programs important to the region and to making its programs and courses available to part-time and working students.

The college offers master's degrees in engineering and computer science. The college also offers a Ph.D. program in engineering and a Ph.D. program in computer science and engineering.

Modern laboratory facilities provide ample equipment for instructional support and research in a number of areas. The college manages and maintains a number of computer systems and laboratories that are available to students. Access is also available to the Ohio Supercomputer via the Ohio Academic and Research Network (OARNET).