Undergraduate Programs

Embark on a personalized and collaborative journey.

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Our undergraduate program incorporates hands-on courses with unique electives to provide a robust and personalized curriculum. We prepare you for a breadth of careers including design, production, testing, consulting services, research, teaching and management. Graduates pursue careers in a wide variety of fields in the computer, wireless communications, biomedical, aerospace, energy, materials and semiconductor industries, as well as academia.

​Each of our degree programs culminates in a capstone Senior Design experience, where students design and build a working prototype. Past projects have included everything from autonomous air hockey tables to micro-drones.

Our undergraduate electrical engineering and electrical & computer engineering degrees are accredited by theÌý.

Explore your options.

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

Explore the science and mathematics behind electricity, electronics and electromagnetics. Then learn how to apply it to technologies like computers, wireless communications, biomedical systems and remote sensing.

Bachelor of Science in Electrical & Computer Engineering

Provides the same foundation offered by the Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, but with an emphasis on computer hardware and software. Graduates go on to work in fields as diverse as those for electrical engineering.

Bachelor's-Accelerated Master's

The Bachelor’s / Accelerated Master’s (BAM) degree program offers you the opportunity to receive a bachelor’s and master’s degree in a shorter period of time.

Colorado Mesa University and ¶¶ÒõÂÃÐÐÉä Boulder have partnered to deliver an electrical and computer engineering degree entirely from CMU's Grand Junction campus. Enjoy smaller class sizes, with theÌýfirst two years of the program taught by CMU faculty, and the second two years by ¶¶ÒõÂÃÐÐÉä Boulder faculty who live in Grand Junction.

Minor Programs

Available to students from other engineering majors who are interested in learning the foundations of electrical engineering. Students can choose to minor in electrical engineering, computer engineering or systems and signals.Ìý