Chemical Engineering
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Civil Engineering
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School of Computing
focuses of the various aspects of understanding and using computational tools and mathematics. Visit Site
Construction
is a business-oriented major for students interested in management, construction and land development, different than civil engineering. Visit Site
Computer Sciences
This program prepares students for success and leadership by expanding knowledge and understanding of computing through research, scholarship and service. Visit Site
Electrical and Computer Engineering
creates the passion for engineering that will allow our students to understand and correct the increasingly diverse problems facing modern society. Visit Site
Engineering Systems
is a multidisciplinary field that assists in developing reliable systems and processes to meet technical, cost and schedule requirements. Visit Site
Marine and Environmental Systems
Coastal Zone Management, Environmental Sciences, Environmental Resource Management, Marine Science, Meteorology, Ocean Engineering, Oceanography
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
graduates are equipped with the knowledge and capabilities to solve real-world engineering problems and to advance the state-of-the-art in their selected fields. Visit the site
Message from the Dean
Welcome to Florida Tech's College of Engineering, the largest college in our University. With over 1,700 undergraduate and
graduate students, and 70 dedicated faculty members, our College is one of the most vibrant in the southeastern U.S. The
College of Engineering currently offers over 45 bachelors, masters, and doctoral degree programs and is continually ranked as one
of America's top technological institutions in engineering by the Fisk Guide to Colleges.
Student Spotlight
Freshman Projects Score Big
Pinball Wizards contect in MAE
Each year the freshman in mechanical engineering are challenged to build and compete with a team project. This year’s project was a pinball machine. A far cry from electronic gaming, the pinball machines created were inventive with a good deal on mechanical engineering design to make the flippers work. This year the contest was won by Travis Martins, Jordan Liebold, Scott Weiss, Sahil Shah (from left to right).
The standings were:
- In 5th PlaceTeam #18 – Alien Strikeforce
- In 4th Place Team #7 - NaziBlaster
- In 3rd Place Team #14 – Team Logo
- In 2nd Place Team #3 – FIT Paintball
- In 1st Place Team #11 - Casino
Special awards were given also. They were:
- “Takes a Beating but Keeps on Playing” Award- Team Logo
- Most Popular Game -FIT Paintball Team
- “Nielson Award” for Most Highly rated Game-Team 11 Casino.
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Freshman Projects Score Big
Each year the freshman in mechanical engineering compete in a machine building contest. Winning was team 11- Travis Martins, Jordan Liebold, Scott Weiss, Sahil Shah (from left to right) with a pinball design.
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College Of Engineering News
Florida Tech Dedicates Scott Center for Autism Treatment
10/28/2009
MELBOURNE, FLA.—Florida Institute of Technology is committing new resources in the fight to understand and treat one of the most pervasive conditions affecting children today. On Oct. 27, the university dedicated the $5.2 million Scott Center for Autism Treatment, designed to lead the way in exploration of this complex condition.
Full ArticleFlorida Tech Opens Harris Center to Explore Cyber Research
10/23/2009
MELBOURNE, FLA.—Supported by leadership from Harris Corporation as well as members of the community, Florida Institute of Technology officially dedicated the new 27,723-square-foot Harris Center for Science and Engineering Oct. 23. The Center, made possible by a unique partnership between Florida Tech and Harris, houses the Harris Institute for Assured Information which is designed to research innovative solutions to global information security problems.
Full ArticleProfessor among Few Selected for National Academy of Engineering Symposium
10/14/2009
MELBOURNE, FLA.—Daniel Kirk, Florida Institute of Technology professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, was selected to participate in the National Academy of Engineering’s (NAE) first Frontiers of Engineering Education (FOEE) symposium in Herndon, Va.
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