Engineering Science

College of Engineering & Physical Sciences

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.

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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 Faculty

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

EN 3095

Robert Erikson

Senior Lecturer

EN 2098

Todd Fantz

Asst. Instructional Professor

EN 2092

Jeff Keely

Assistant Lecturer

EN 2096

Ann "Nancy" Peck

Senior Lecturer

EN 2095