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Connecticut
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- Civil Engineering
- The Department of Engineering provides a nationally recognized high quality engineering education. While designated a department within the Academy organizational structure, its function is like that of a school of engineering in the civilian education community.Within the Department, there are four ...
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Connecticut
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Connecticut
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- The Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering Program
- The Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering major provides a strong undergraduate educational program in engineering, mathematics, and the sciences. Graduates from this program are well prepared for service as Coast Guard officers in a wide spectrum of Coast Guard missions. This program provides a ...
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Connecticut
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Connecticut
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- Mechanical Engineering
- The Mechanical Engineering major provides a solid foundation for service as a Coast Guard Officer, professional engineering practice, and further study in Mechanical Engineering or many other related fields. The major requirements develop the students’ ability to apply scientific principles in the ...
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Connecticut
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Connecticut
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- Engineering Science Program
- The Engineering Science curriculum is intended to provide students a clear path toward obtaining a bachelor's degree in Engineering at the University of Connecticut. The curriculum should transfer as well to other colleges.FIRST SEMESTER Credits+ CHE*121 General Chemistry I+ MAT*254 Calculus I+ ...
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Connecticut
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Connecticut
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- Electronic Engineering Technology Program
- Today’s electronics engineering technician must always be ready to serve our dynamic society. The expanding domain of electronicstechnology has reached into and overlapped many other disciplines. Electronic technicians of today are different from those of only a fewyears ago. The Electronic ...
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Connecticut
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Connecticut
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- Engineering Science Program
- Engineering ScienceCollege of TechnologyAssociate in Science Degree(64 semester hours minimum)In addition to General Education Outcomes, learners who complete the Engineering Science degree will:Transition seamlessly into a Bachelor of Science Degree Program in Engineering with junior level status ...
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Connecticut
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Connecticut
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- ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
- ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGYEET 111 CAD: Electrical 1 S.H.Introduces students to the computer-aided drawing software package ORCAD. Students produce a variety of electrical and electronic schematics and diagrams. Students also learn to apply the principles of graphing to engineering technology. ...
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Connecticut
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Connecticut
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- M.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering
- The M.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering has as its primary objective the development of students' understanding of the subject matter through an emphasis on either research (Plan A) or a comprehensive understanding of a more general nature (Plan B). The M.S. can lead to a professional career ...
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Connecticut
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Connecticut
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- Engineering Program
- We offer degrees in applied physics, biomedical engineering, chemical engineering, electrical engineering, environmental engineering, and mechanical engineering. (See what topics our graduate students have chosen for their Ph.D. theses).These are our major areas of study:Applied PhysicsTheoretical ...
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Connecticut
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Connecticut
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- Biomedical Engineering
- We are a young department—founded in 2003—but we are founded on decades of research and education in medicine and engineering at one of our nation’s oldest and most distinguished universities.Biomedical Engineering has two, related, goals: the use of the tools and methods of engineering to better ...
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Connecticut
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Connecticut
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- Coaching for Technical Managers (CTM)
- Managers in technical areas frequently started as experts and became managers because of their technical skills. This leaves them ill prepared for one of the toughest management challenges – leading technical and knowledge workers in the modern economy. This program provides insights, tools and ...
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Connecticut
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Connecticut
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- Nuclear medicine technology program
- Certificate Program (Available January 2007)Briarwood College is pleased to announce that it has been granted licensure by the Connecticut State Board of Governors for Higher Education to implement a Nuclear Medicine Technology Certificate Program beginning in January 2007.The College is in the ...
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Connecticut
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