Biomedical Engineering
allows students to actively develop partnerships between biomedical engineering researchers and clinicians. Visit Site
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High Tech with a Human Touch
Chemical Engineering
offers students the opportunity to obtain the knowledge and skills required to enter the chemical engineering profession. Visit Site
Civil Engineering
provides state-of-the-art education in a caring and nurturing environment helping students achieve their full potential. Visit Site
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
Human Powered Vehicle
Successful first run
The Human Powered vehicle, built for speed by the mechanical engineering students as their senior design had a successful first run. Human-powered transport is often the only type available in underdeveloped or inaccessible parts of the world, and if well designed, can be an increasingly viable form of sustainable transportation.
ASME's international Human Powered Vehicle Challenge (HPVC) provides an opportunity for students to demonstrate the application of sound engineering design principles in the development of sustainable and practical transportation alternatives. In the HPVC, students work in teams to design and build efficient, highly engineered vehicles for everyday use
Announcements
Local Physicians Team-Teach Graduate Biomedical Engineering Physiology Course
Dr. Daryl Turner, Emergency Medicine Physician, with Dr. Fredric M. Ham, Dean - COE
Spring 2012 semester marks third successive year of the offering of graduate course BME 5702 - Biomedical Applications in Physiology...Computer Engineering Student Receives Northrop Grumman Scholarship
L-R: Dr. Samuel Kozaitis, Department Head, Electrical and Computer Engineering; Remy R. Schott, student, Computer Engineering; Dr. Fredric Ham, Dean, College of Engineering; Eric Skowbo, Northrop Grumman, liaison for the NGC Industrial Associates Progr...COE Presents Award to DRS
Bill DeMalia and Tom Reid from DRS RSTA in Melbourne were presented an award for the generous equipment donations the company has made to the University. Dean Ham from the College of Engineering thanked DRS for their support. Missile, Range and Space Pioneers, Inc. (MSRP) donated $5,000 to student design projects
In October, the Missile, Range and Space Pioneers, Inc. (MSRP) donated $5,000 to student design projects at Florida Institute of Technology. The contribution went to support the hybrid rocket project team and the Lunabotics project team. 2011 Faculty & Staff Awards
Fall 2011 looks to be the start of another great year for the College of Engineering. To honor the staff that made so many contributions last year, awards were presented at the Welcome Back Breakfast hosted by Dean Ham.Student Infrared Imaging Competition sponsored by DRS Technologies RSTA Group
Florida Institute of Technology has been invited to participate in a Student Infrared Imaging Competition sponsored by DRS Technologies RSTA Group, recognized as one of the fastest growing defense technology companies in the world holding the leading m...RSS Feed
Florida Tech Master's Students Win National Weather Forecasting Awards
05/16/2012
MELBOURNE, FLA.—Robert James and Tony McGee, students in Florida Institute of Technology’s Department of Marine and Environmental Systems, College of Engineering, won awards for excellent weather forecasting in the annual WxChallenge, national collegiate weather forecasting competition.
Full ArticleFlorida Tech Student Receives SOBAC Fellowship
05/14/2012
MELBOURNE, FLA.—Holly Sweat, a doctoral student in oceanography at Florida Institute of Technology, Department of Marine and Environmental Systems (DMES), was recently awarded a fellowship from the Save Our Bay, Air and Canals/Waterways (SOBAC) Endowed Fellowship Fund.
Full ArticleStudents Earn Awards for Papers at Florida Academy of Sciences Annual Meeting
05/07/2012
MELBOURNE, FLA. —Six Florida Tech students earned top awards and two earned honorable mentions for their papers at the 75th Annual Meeting of the Florida Academy of Sciences, held recently at the University of South Florida in Tampa.
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