University of Pittsburgh-Johnstown

Engineering and Computer Science Division

Engineering and Science Building

Degree Programs

Minors

Degree Information

The University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown offers Bachelor of Science degrees in:

  • Chemical Engineering (ChE): Prepares students for the chemical and petroleum industry through instruction in advanced chemistry, process control, and system dynamics.
  • Civil Engineering (CE): Provides instruction in construction materials and management, geotechnical, transportation, environmental, and structural engineering, and infrastructure design.
  • Computer Engineering (CPE): Prepares students for careers as computer professionals, emphasizing both the hardware and software aspects of computer engineering.
  • Computer Science (CS): Offers courses in both theory and application, with emphasis on programming languages, software design and engineering, and systems programming.
  • Electrical Engineering (EE): Prepares students for careers in production design and manufacturing, systems integration, plant operations, and field support. Power systems are emphasized.
  • Mechanical Engineering (ME): Focuses on thermal-fluid science, solid mechanics, system design, and in-depth study of manufacturing.

All five engineering programs are fully accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET.

These degrees prepare graduates to function as professionals in their chosen fields. Instruction focuses on both theoretical and practical applications of engineering and computer science, ensuring academic rigor and alignment with industry best practices.

Division of Engineering and Computer Science

Division Main Office
200 Engineering & Science Building

Gina Thompson
Division Administrative Assistant
205 Engineering & Science Building
814-269-7250 | git6@pitt.edu

Tanya Kunberger, PhD, PE
Division Chair
207 Engineering & Science Building
814-269-7244 | kunberger@pitt.edu


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