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- The new facility is located at 2871 Research Drive in Rochester Hills, two miles from Oakland University’s main campus. It currently includes a collaborative space with an open kitchen with a 16-person table, four café style booths, seven private offices, and two large tables for additional community workspace.
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The Computer Technology Office (CTO) provides technical support for the computing resources in the School of Engineering and Computer Science. The University as a whole offers a wide variety of technological services to students and faculty.
“The new Research and Innovation Center at Oakland University marks a pivotal step in fostering a new culture of discovery and collaboration,” said Louay Chamra, dean of the School of Engineering and Computer Science (SECS).
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The Advisory Board for the School of Engineering and Computer Science (SECS) is composed of leaders in industry. They assist the school in developing educational and research programs to meet the rapidly expanding requirements in the technical world. The board is available as a body or individually for consultation on such matters as curriculum, re...
The overall mission of the School of Engineering and Computer Science (SECS) is twofold: 1. to provide high-quality undergraduate and graduate programs of instruction in engineering and computer science to prepare graduates for careers in the coming decade 2. to advance knowledge through basic and applied research in relevant branches of engineerin...
Accreditation
The undergraduate programs in computer engineering, electrical engineering, industrial and systems engineering, and mechanical engineering are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) of ABET. The undergraduate computer science and information technology programs are accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission (CAC) of ABET. Note: the bioengineering program, is expected to pursue ABET accreditation.
Undergraduate programs
The School of Engineering and Computer Science (SECS) offers instruction leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Science in Engineering with majors in computer, electrical, industrial and systems, and mechanical engineering, and Bachelor of Science with majors in computer science and information technology. In addition, programs leading to the Bachelor of Science degree with majors in engineering chemistry, engineering physics and bioengineering are offered jointly with the College of Arts and...
Professional Societies and Student Organizations
The school has a number of professional societies and student organizations such as the Association of Computing Machinery (ACM), Aerial Systems Club (ASC), American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBS), Engineering Society at Oakland University (ESOU), For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST Robotics), Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), International Association for Hydrogen Energy (IAHE), I...
Center for Robotics Unmanned and Intelligent Systems
The Center will facilitate opportunities for OU faculty to lead start-up initiatives to work with business and government agencies to transition technical knowledge from academia to industry commercialization opportunities by enabling a research, development, test and evaluation capabilities. CRUIS will seek opportunities to support robotics and unmanned systems challenges in the defense industry that will lead to development of expertise that can be translated to various sectors - security,...
Fastening and Joining Research Institute
Fastening and joining significantly affects the safety, quality and reliability of many mechanical and structural systems, machinery and equipment. The FAJRI is the only known academic facility of its kind in the world dedicated solely to the research and development of fastening and joining of materials in industries such as automotive, aerospace and nuclear. The research programs at FAJRI benefit both the commercial and defense sectors of the economy, while improving the safety of the public.
Automotive Tribology Center
The Automotive Tribology Center is an academic research unit within the Mechanical Engineering department. It is the only university research center in the United States that is dedicated to automotive tribology research and is uniquely positioned to advance the reliability, mobility and efficiency of automotive components. The ATC is mainly dedicated to performing fundamental and applied research that lowers frictional energy losses. Particular emphasis is placed on engine and transmission t...
High school preparation
Entering engineering and computer science freshmen should have taken at least four years of high school mathematics, including trigonometry, and should have a strong grasp of English composition. Additional preparation should include coursework in chemistry and physics. Exposure to computer aided design (CAD), machine shop tooling, computer programming and electronics shop devices is useful, but is not required for admission. Entering information technology freshmen should have at least three...
Transfer policy
The programs offered by the SECS are designed to meet accreditation criteria, as well as to reflect the Oakland University philosophy of education. The programs are more than an assemblage of courses; they are designed to blend theory and experiment, and to integrate fundamental mathematical and scientific backgrounds into advanced analysis and design work. To ensure the integrity of its programs, the SECS has adopted the following transfer policy: Records of students transferring to Oakland...
Internal transfer
Oakland University students wishing to change their major into a program in the SECS from other majors, undecided status, or engineering/computer science candidate status must complete the following courses with an overall average of at least 2.0 in these courses. 1. Computer, electrical, industrial and systems, or mechanical engineering: MTH 1554, MTH 1555, PHY 1610 and PHY 1620. 2. Computer Science: MTH 1554, MTH 1555, an approved science elective, and an approved science elective with lab...
All entering SECS freshmen are focused toward acquiring math, science, writing and programming skills. In their first year, they will typically take one or more introductory engineering or computer science courses. All students are encouraged to meet with an academic adviser regularly, preferably each semester, to review progress to degree. The sch...
General requirements for the baccalaureate degrees
1. Complete at least 128 - 130 total credits (See the corresponding program description for the exact total). At least 32 credits must be in courses at the 3000 level or above. 2. Students must complete at least 45 credits at Oakland University (refer to the transfer policy of the SECS for further clarification). The credits taken at Oakland must include the following: 1. Computer, Electrical, Industrial and Systems, or Mechanical Engineering: at least 24 credits in engineering core or profes...
General education requirements
The General Education Requirements are comprised of three parts: Foundations, Exploration, and Integration. In addition, the U.S. Diversity and Writing Intensive requirements must also be met. For specific General Education requirements, please refer to the individual SECS program section and to the General Education section of the catalog.
Core Curriculum
All engineering programs in the SECS have a common core program consisting of the following courses: 1. EGR 1200 - Engineering Graphics and CAD (1) 2. EGR 1400 - Computer Problem Solving in Engineering and Computer Science (4) 3. EGR 2400 - Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering (4) 4. EGR 2500 - Introduction to Thermal Engineering (4) 5. EGR 2600 - Introduction to Industrial and Systems Engineering (4) 6. EGR 2800 - Design and Analysis of Electromechanical Systems (4) This core...
To earn two majors in engineering or in engineering and computer science, students must complete all the requirements of both programs. Further, in addition to the credit hours needed for one major, the student must complete a minimum of 12 credit hours in pertinent required professional subjects or professional electives applicable to the second m...
Students who wish to add a minor or concentration or otherwise participate in an interdepartmental program must apply for admission and seek assistance in planning a program. Application may be made to the coordinator of the appropriate program committee or department involved. Students in the School of Engineering and Computer Science might be int...
Coordinator: Lunjin Lu In view of the ever-increasing globalization of industry, students in engineering and computer science need to be aware of their international opportunities and also to develop an intellectual background that enhances their ability to respond to professional challenges in the global environment. To obtain a minor in internati...
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering is dedicated to empowering individuals to acquire cutting-edge computing skills through hands-on education and innovative research. Our goal is to address real-world challenges in Michigan and beyond.
The programs include a Bachelor of Science in elementary education, a five-year secondary education program leading to teaching certification for selected majors, and a Bachelor of Science in human resource development.
To meet the evolving needs of practicing computer scientists and engineers, SECS offers several professional and continuing education programs, designed for individuals looking to develop and refine their professional skills.
Thanks to this early introduction by passionate educators, students are guided to a pathway leading toward a successful education and career in the technological workforce. SECS hosts outreach programs, both on and off campus, throughout the academic year and summer months.
