College of Engineering and Computing

Systems Engineers evaluate the entire cycle of the system, not just the design and technical components. They evaluate the operation of the system, updates, costs in the development of the system, structure, and other components that complete the final product.

This PhD program is designed to prepare future leaders in bioengineering who solve problems in biology and medicine using technology.

The master’s degree program in computer engineering at Mason teaches students how to build and operate computers in both hardware and software.

Mason's BS in Information Technology teaches students how to apply IT to support business systems.

The MS in software engineering’s mission is to teach students to become leaders in engineering high quality, large scale, computing solutions to real-life problems. The program provides specialized knowledge and experience in developing and modifying large, complex software systems, emphasizing technical and management aspects of software engineering development.

This program allows students to earn an MS in Operations Research and an MS in Statistical Science by completing 48 credits of course work in both areas instead of the 60 that would be required if the degrees were sought independently.

Applied computer science is a degree program for those students who want and need the knowledge and expertise of computer science to work in one of the many disciplines that require advanced computing techniques.

Bioengineering, also referred to as biomedical engineering, is the application of engineering tools and approaches to solve problems in biology and medicine.

The Doctor of Philosophy in civil and infrastructure engineering prepares students for advanced leadership positions in research and development in the public or private sector, academics, or government.