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College of Engineering and Science

Welcome To The College Of Engineering And Science

As the largest and most research-intensive arm of Florida Tech, the College of Engineering and Science (COES) is what makes us Florida's STEM UniversityTM. The COES includes six departments:

The college is also home to the L3Harris Institute for Assured Information and the Human-Centered Design Institute.

Programs offered include aerospace engineering, applied mathematics, astrobiology, astronomy and astrophysics, biochemistry, biological oceanography, biological sciences, biomathematics, biomedical engineering, biomedical science, chemical engineering, chemical oceanography, chemistry, civil engineering, coastal zone management, computer engineering, computer information systems, computer science, conservation technology, earth remote sensing, education and interdisciplinary studies, electrical engineering, engineering management, environmental resource management, environmental science, flight test engineering, genomics and molecular genetics, geological oceanography, information assurance and cybersecurity, mathematical sciences, mechanical engineering, meteorology, ocean engineering, operations research, physical oceanography, planetary science, sustainability studies, software engineering, space sciences, systems engineering and teaching. Advanced degrees include the Specialist in Education.

In the News

Student Design Projects Recognized at Showcase Awards Ceremony

Student Design Projects Recognized at Showcase Awards Ceremony

Projects involving an underwater ‘assistant,’ asteroid analysis, beam losses and rocket building won the top four prizes from the showcase.

In Memoriam: John Hadjilogiou

In Memoriam: John Hadjilogiou

He spent 45 years at Florida Tech as a teacher, department head, mentor and classroom innovator in electrical and computer engineering.

College of Engineering and Science Presents Faculty, Staff Awards

College of Engineering and Science Presents Faculty, Staff Awards

Dean John Harris presented awards at a ceremony March 19 that also featured the college’s faculty band and karaoke singing.

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