BS Computer Engineering program at UB offers students a solid foundation in computer engineering skills, such as circuit design, performance evaluation, and analysis through hardware-software integration in embedded systems Outside the classroom setting students can join student clubs, like the Association for Computing Machinery and Scientista, work as undergraduate teaching assistants, and participate in research projects Graduates will develop an ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering Graduates of the program will demonstrate the broad education necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global, economic, environmental, and societal context

The civil engineering curriculum includes math and science courses in the freshman and sophomore years, required civil engineering courses in the junior and senior years, and technical elective courses in the senior year Civil engineering majors may pursue a general degree program or configure their electives to provide specialization in one of the below sub-disciplines Geomechanics, Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering Structural Engineering Transporation Engineering Graduates are expected to Continue their professional development in civil engineering, including professional licensure, continuing education, and/or graduate study

By selecting technical electives, students can specialize in one of four areas: Solid State Electronics Optics and Photonics Signals, Communications, and Networking Energy Systems Students gets hand on Experiential Learning Program (ELP) which has focus on hands-on projects sourced from industry and the community, as well as self-defined projects Students are encouraged to become involved in meaningful research with distinguished EE faculty. Such research can add impressive experience to a resume

The Program Educational Objectives for the ME program are: Graduates will serve their profession and their community by participation in professional and community groups Graduates will use the unique problem-solving skills from their engineering training to make a significant, informed impact on current and future societal challenge Nine separate specializations are available, which students may pursue by choosing from technical electives. Some of these are: Design and Manufacturing CAD/CAE and Engineering Computation Energy and Applied Thermodynamics Bioengineering Students have Co-op and internship options with the regular curriculum'