The College of Engineering and Science consists of eight engineering programs, two engineering technology programs, and four science programs. The College offers undergraduate degree programs in each of these areas, as well as graduate degrees in engineering and science at both the master and doctoral levels. Known for its integrated approach to both education and research, the College is an affiliate of the National Academy of Engineering’s Center for the Advancement of Scholarship in Engineering Education. Undergraduate Programs: Biomedical Engineering Chemical Engineering Chemistry Civil Engineering Computer Science Construction Engineering Technology Cyber Engineering Electrical Engineering Industrial Engineering Instrumentation and Control Systems Engineering Technology Mathematics & Statistics Mechanical Engineering Nanosystems Engineering Physics Master's Degree Programs: Applied Physics Computer Science Engineering Engineering and Technology Management Mathematics Molecular Science and Nanotechnology Doctoral Degree Programs: Biomedical Engineering Computational Analysis and Modeling Engineering Molecular Science and Nanotechnology Research Centers: Center for Applied Physics Studies Center for Biomedical Engineering and Rehabilitation Science Center for Entrepreneurship and Information Technology Institute for Micromanufacturing Integrated STEM Education Research Center Trenchless Technology Center