Short for Nevada, NV is a state located in United States of America. On this site, we offer detailed profile of top engineering schools in the state of Nevada. Please follow the links below to find admissions information of each college of engineering in Nevada or see brief enrollment information on the following table.
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Engineering schools in Nevada offer a wide range of engineering programs, from computer engineering to civil and environmental engineering. At the undergraduate level, students can choose from Bachelor of Science (BS) degrees in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and computer engineering. Graduate-level options include Master of Science (MS) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees in a range of disciplines.
At the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR), students can pursue BS degrees in aerospace engineering, civil and environmental engineering, computer science and engineering, electrical and computer engineering, energy sciences and technology, mechanical engineering, nuclear science and technology, materials science and engineering as well as other specialties. The University also offers MS degrees in aerospace systems design & operations; civil & environmental; computer science & software; electrical & computer; energy sciences & technology; materials science & nanoengineering; mechanical systems design & controls; nuclear systems design & operations; robotics systems design & operations. PhD programs are available in aerospace systems design & operations; civil & environmental; electrical power systems analysis; materials science & nanoengineering as well as robotics systems design & operations.
At the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV), students can pursue BS degrees in civil and environmental engineering or mechanical/nuclear/electrical/computer/software/systems/aerospace/chemical/biomedical/materials engineering. UNLV also offers MS degrees in civil and environmental or mechanical/nuclear/electrical/computer/software/systems/aerospace /chemical /biomedical /materials Engineering as well as a PhD program in Materials Science Engineering with concentrations offered in biomedical applications or nanotechnology applications.
Nevada State College offers an ABET-accredited BS degree program in Computer Engineering Technology that focuses on software development for embedded computing platforms such as microcontrollers used for robotic control or consumer electronics products. Additionally, Truckee Meadows Community College offers an Associate Degree Program in Computer Engineering Technology that provides students with basic knowledge about computers including programming languages like Java or C++ along with hardware architecture fundamentals for embedded computing platforms such as microcontrollers used for robotic control or consumer electronics products.
