Undergraduate Engineering Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering integrating engineering mechanics, biology, biochemistry, electrical & computer engineering, computer science and human physiology. Civil Engineering Civil Engineering You will develop engineering skills to optimize the use of energy, natural resources and processes to create sustainable designs with minimal impact on our environment. Computer Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Engineering includes computer systems, general purpose computers, auto ignitions, cellular phones, medical instruments robotics, consumer electronics. Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering is a field that includes the design and creation of electrical systems, devices, and components that are safe, reliable, and practical. Engineering Management Engineering Management Engineering management professionals understand the practice and concepts of engineering, and they know how to build and manage teams to address the engineering challenges of today. Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering, a branch encompassing the study of forces, motion, energy, materials, manufacturing, and design used in creation of devices and systems.
Undergraduate Computer Science BS Computer Science BS Computer Science Built on a foundation of science, mathematics, programming, and computer architecture, our BSCS program offers a broad range of advanced topics. BS Cybersecurity BS Cybersecurity New for Fall 2025! Protect computers and networks from hackers and other threats. BS Data Science BS Data Science Solve real-world problems using large amounts of data. BA Computer Science & Computational Thinking BA Computer Science & Computational Thinking Students in Gonzaga's Computer Science and Computational Thinking Program don’t just learn how to work with computers, they learn how to solve problems.
Minors available to Any Student Robotics Minor Robotics Minor Open to any Gonzaga undergrad, the minor in Robotics combines programming, systems organization, robotic principles and a wide variety of specializations Minors in Computer Science Minors in Computer Science A minor in Data Science, Software Application Development, or Software Security complements most degrees.
