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WSU Vancouver

School of Engineering and Computer Science

Innovating the Future of Technology

The School of Engineering and Computer Science at WSU Vancouver prepares students to lead in high-demand technical fields through a rigorous, hands-on curriculum. By blending theoretical knowledge with practical application, the program ensures graduates possess the analytical skills necessary to solve complex global challenges. Students benefit from an environment where teaching and faculty research converge, allowing for a deep dive into emerging technologies such as wireless sensor networks, software architecture, and robotics.

At WSU Vancouver, academic excellence is paired with robust professional support. From peer tutoring and safety training to exclusive mentorship opportunities with industry leaders like Boeing, students gain a competitive edge. The program’s commitment to diversity and equity in STEM is further reflected through its partnership with SW Washington MESA, fostering an inclusive pipeline for the next generation of engineers and computer scientists.

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Undergraduate Programs

Email Address encs.connections@wsu.edu
Phone (360) 546-9639

Graduate Programs

Email Address encs.grads@wsu.edu
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Degree Programs

The Mechanical Engineering program at WSU Vancouver combines rigorous theory with hands-on experience in the School of Engineering and Computer Science. Students master the principles of motion and energy while utilizing state-of-the-art labs to solve complex technical challenges. This curriculum prepares graduates to lead innovation in high-demand fields like robotics, aerospace, and renewable energy.

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Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

At WSU Vancouver, the ABET-accredited BS in Mechanical Engineering empowers you to design and manufacture the systems powering our world. Through hands-on labs and year-long industry capstones, you’ll master core principles to launch a high-impact career or pursue advanced research and study.
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Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Earn your Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at WSU Vancouver. Gain expertise in software design, industry-standard programming, and computing theory. Our ABET-accredited program prepares you for high-demand careers in data science, software engineering, and cybersecurity. Apply today.
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Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

Launch your career with WSU Vancouver’s Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. Gain hands-on experience in circuits, microelectronics, and power systems through lab work and senior design projects. Prepare for leadership in aerospace, automotive, and medical engineering industries.
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Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering

Advance your career with a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering at WSU Vancouver. Choose between thesis and non-thesis tracks while conducting research in robotics, renewable energy, and nanotechnology. Gain the expert skills needed for aerospace, automotive, and structural engineering roles.
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Master of Science in Electrical Engineering

Advance your career with a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering at WSU Vancouver. Choose from thesis or non-thesis tracks specializing in renewable energy, sensors, and power electronics. Build the expertise needed for leadership roles in telecommunications, aerospace, and medical engineering.
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Master of Science in Computer Science

Advance your career with a Master of Science in Computer Science at WSU Vancouver. Explore specialized research in AI, algorithms, and cybersecurity through thesis or non-thesis tracks. Our program prepares graduates for high-level roles in software development and data science.
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Minor in Electrical Engineering

Enhance your degree with a minor in electrical engineering at WSU Vancouver. Gain expertise in VLSI design, power systems, and digital signal processing through a flexible 20-credit program. Build the technical skills needed to solve complex problems and advance your career in technology.
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Minor in Computer Science

Enhance your degree with a Minor in Computer Science at WSU Vancouver. Gain essential skills in programming and software development to complement your major. Our program offers flexible electives and expert guidance to help you succeed in a tech-driven world. Build your technical future today.
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Minor in Mechanical Engineering

Enhance your degree with a mechanical engineering minor at WSU Vancouver. This 16-credit program in the School of Engineering and Computer Science complements various majors. Gain technical expertise through core courses like MECH 211 and 212 while meeting residency requirements for graduation.
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Why ABET Accreditation Matters

ABET accreditation is a global hallmark of quality. It ensures that our programs meet the standards essential for producing graduates ready to enter the workforce. Graduates from accredited programs possess a solid foundation in innovation and are prepared to address the welfare and safety needs of the public.

For more information on these standards, visit ABET.