The Online Program at North Carolina State University is intended for engineering professionals. Online courses can be accessed from a home or work computer via the Internet. A unique undergraduate program is offered for individuals that do not have a bachelor's degree in computer science or engineering.
To gain the qualifications of a bachelor's degree, The Computer Programming Certificate course can be taken and bridged cooperatively with practical experience. For graduate students, a Master of Engineering is available in 11 disciplines. Students can choose degrees in aerospace, chemical, civil, computer, electrical, environmental, industrial, nuclear, mechanical, materials science or integrated manufacturing systems.
The College of Engineering at Texas Tech University has dedicated itself in becoming a leader for distance education. Utilizing the most recent multi-media technologies, integrated with the Internet, the College of Engineering Distance Learning Program brings the classroom to you. Engineer students and professionals can earn one of four graduate degrees from any location, including: Doctor of Philosophy in Systems and Engineering Management, Master of Science in Systems and Engineering Management, Master of Science in Software Engineering or Master of Engineering.
Six of the leading universities located within the Commonwealth of Virginia have developed a distance learning program to make master degrees in engineering disciplines available to qualified engineers. The program offers six non-research degrees to students located anywhere in the world. Students can earn a Master of Engineering degree in the field of chemical, electrical, materials science, mechanical, aerospace or systems and information engineering.
Most of the University of Virginia School of Engineering & Applied Science course offerings are broadcasted live using two-way digital videoconferencing technology. Students can participate completely in all classroom discourses. Although classes are broadcasted live, videotapes and on-line archives of all classes are attainable until the completion of the semester.
The Bagley College of Engineering is considered one of the top engineering colleges in the Southeastern region. Located at Mississippi State University, students can enroll in the distance program from around the nation. Admission is open to students who hold an undergraduate degree in engineering from a ABET accredited college. Consideration is given to non-engineering students on a case-by-case basis. Courses from the engineering fields are offered in a web based format in seven disciplines. Graduate students can earn a master's degree or Ph.D. degree in civil, engineering mechanics, industrial, computer science, electrical and computer, aerospace or mechanical engineering.