Undergraduate Degree Programs
CU Denver’s College of Engineering, Design and Computing offers bachelor’s degrees in biomedical, civil, electrical and mechanical engineering, computer science, construction management and cybersecurity.
Undergraduate Programs
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
College of Engineering, Design and Computing
Overview
Degree: BS
Classroom Type: On campus
The bachelor of science in mechanical engineering at CU Denver offers interesting and challenging career opportunities in research, design, development, manufacturing, testing and marketing for either private industry or government.
Program Details
Interest Categories: Engineering & Construction Science & Technology
Campus: CU Denver
Accreditation: ABET Accredited
If hands-on design interests you, you will find mechanical engineering to be a broad field—one that covers numerous industries including automotive, appliance, biomechanical, chemical and material processing, energy, computers, electronics and aerospace. You will gain a strong background in theory and analysis in numerical methods and finite element analysis. All students are required to complete basic design courses, and in your senior year you may choose an area of study from the following:
- biomechanics
- energy systems & thermal design
- dynamics & control systems
- fluid mechanics & solid mechanics
- material science & composites
- mechanical systems design & manufacturing
- thermodynamics & heat transfer
Recommended Completion Time:4 Years
Required Credits for Completion:128 Credits
Minors
Biomedical Engineering
Human- Centered Transportation
Construction Management Minor
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Technology Innovation in Construction Minor
Computer Science Minor
Electrical Engineering Minor
