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Engineering Science

Welcome to the Engineering Science Unit! This unit is designed to provide you with a strong foundation in the core principles that form the backbone of engineering, no matter your specialty. Through courses like Statics, Dynamics, Mechanics of Materials, Fluid Dynamics, and Thermodynamics, you'll develop a deep understanding of how forces interact with structures, how motion and energy are analyzed, and how materials respond under various conditions. These courses aren’t just stepping stones; they are the essential building blocks of engineering, equipping you with the analytical skills and scientific insights necessary for more specialized study and innovative problem-solving across all engineering fields.

In this unit, you'll learn to analyze real-world phenomena, predict outcomes under varying scenarios, and solve complex engineering problems—skills critical for success in any engineering discipline. Each topic you’ll explore represents a vital tool in an engineer’s toolkit, preparing you to approach challenges with a solid scientific foundation and practical expertise.


Meet Our Staff

david mukai

David Mukai

H.T. Person Professor | Associate Professor of Civil Engineering

Room 3095, Engineering Building

(307) 766-4224 | dmukai@uwyo.edu

rob erikson

Rob Erikson

Senior Lecturer

EN 2098

(307) 399-0101 | erikson@uwyo.edu

 

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Todd Fantz

Asst. Instructional Professor

(307) 766-4224 | tfantz@uwyo.edu  

 

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Jeff Keely

Assistant Lecturer

jkeely@uwyo.edu

 

ann "nancy" peck

Ann Peck

Senior Lecturer

EN 2095

(307) 766-6763 | apeck@uwyo.edu 

 

Contact Us

College of Engineering & Physical Sciences
EERB 401 | Department 3295
1000 E. University Avenue
Laramie, WY 82071
Phone: (307) 766-4253
E-mail: enginfo@uwyo.edu

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