College of Engineering and Computer Science

“Our mission is simple. We want to educate engineers and computer scientists who will graduate with state-of-the art knowledge in their chosen field and are ready to embark on careers in industry and government, or proceed to acquire advanced degrees in their own or related fields. More and more of our graduates are also interested in being entrepreneurs, thanks to the success of so many young people on the West Coast who have become successful in creating wealth via technology.”

Dean
Susamma Barua
College of Engineering and Computer Science

Associate Dean
Sang June Oh

Assistant Dean
Carlos Santana, Student Affairs

Dean’s Office
Computer Science 502
657-278-3362

College Website
fullerton.edu/ecs

The curricula of the College of Engineering and Computer Science are designed to prepare students for careers in engineering and computer science and for further study and specialization in graduate work. The faculty of the college is actively involved, not only in instruction and scholarship, but also in the advisement of students on topics relating to the planning of career and program goals. Cooperative education and internship programs are generally available.

ENGINEERING - UNDECLARED

The Engineering - Undeclared option is designed for students who are interested in pursuing an engineering education, but are undecided on a particular major within the College of Engineering and Computer Science. The college’s Student Success Center advisers will provide academic advising, help students explore their academic interests and guide students through the process of selecting and declaring a major. Students admitted as Engineering - Undeclared must declare a major before the beginning of the third semester. The option is open only to freshmen applicants and is not open to transfer applicants. Transfer applicants must choose a specific major and should apply to that major.

ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT

Courses are designated as EGMT in the class schedule.

• EGMT 545 - Foundations of System Engineering (3)  
• EGMT 550 - Decision and Risk Analysis (3)  
• EGMT 571 - Modern Product Design (3) 
• EGMT 572 - Decision Based Design (3) 
• EGMT 597 - Project (3) 

GENERAL ENGINEERING

Courses are designated as EGGN in the class schedule.

• EGGN 100 - Introduction to Engineering (3) 
• EGGN 122 - Early Research Experiences in Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering (3) 
• EGGN 205 - Digital Computation (3) 
• EGGN 308 - Engineering Analysis (3)  
• EGGN 340 - Energy: Technology, Security and the Future (3) 
• EGGN 403 - Computer Methods in Numerical Analysis (3) 
• EGGN 465A - New Venture Creation and Funding (3) 
• EGGN 465B - New Venture Launch (3) 
• EGGN 495 - Professional Practice (1-3) 

Programs

Master of Science

• •  Engineering Management, M.S.