Program Overview

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Carl R. Ice College of Engineering

The Carl R. Ice College of Engineering offers a wide range of programs and resources for students.

About

The college has several departments and centers, including the Academic Success Center and Computing Services. The college team includes award-winning faculty and staff, with various awards and recognition such as the James L. Hollis Memorial Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching and the Engineering Distinguished Researcher Award.

Academics

The college offers various undergraduate and graduate programs, including:

• Architectural engineering
• Biological systems engineering
• Biomedical engineering
• Chemical engineering
• Civil engineering
• Computer engineering
• Computer science
• Construction science and management
• Cybersecurity
• Electrical engineering
• Engineering technology management
• Environmental engineering
• Industrial engineering
• Mechanical engineering
• Nuclear engineering
• Engineering undecided

The college also provides admission information, including advanced standing credit.

Student Success

The college offers various resources for student success, including:

• Scholarships and awards, such as the Engineering Education Abroad Grant
• Engineering is for everyone, with programs like the Multicultural Engineering Program and Women in Engineering
• SAS tutoring, with test review schedules and application information
• Applied learning, with opportunities like the Engineering Design Showcase and CubeSat
• Student organizations and teams, including creative inquiry design teams and college organizations
• General engineering program, with advising and courses
• Resources and support, including advising resources, enrollment information, and computer recommendations

Research

The college has several strength areas, including:

• One health
• Sustainable infrastructure
• Computing technologies
• Secure platforms

The college also offers industry collaboration, activities and support, undergraduate research, and graduate student research.

Alumni and Partners

The college has an advisory council, Hall of Fame, and various awards, including the Professional Progress Award and Alumni Fellow. The college also partners with corporate companies and offers support opportunities.

Scholars Assisting Scholars (SAS) Tutoring

SAS is a free tutoring program that employs students to assist with specific courses. Tutors attend lectures, provide assistance, and lead review sessions. SAS supports student success and learning in first- and second-year core science, math, and computer science courses.

SAS Tutoring Location and Policy

SAS tutoring is located in the Burns & McDonnell Collaborative Learning Lab (CLL) in 1112 Engineering Hall. The CLL and SAS have a conduct policy that must be reviewed before using the facilities.

SAS Calendar and Schedule

The SAS calendar provides the tutor schedule for each class. Students can attend tutoring sessions without prior sign-up, and walk-ins are welcome when tutors are available.