The College of Engineering and Applied Science offers the PhD in Engineering degree with concentration in either Electrical Engineering or Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. The interdisciplinary nature of this program enables our students to devise programs of study that better suit their interests and needs. More information can be found at the links below.
In addition, the Computer Science Department offers PhD programs in Computer Science and Security. These programs are stand alone PhDs, and not part of the Engineering, PhD program. More information can be found at the links below.
For general information about this program, students are encouraged to contact Interim Dean Michael Corl at (719) 255-3543 or by email at mcorl@uccs.edu.
Students interested in research areas with an emphasis in Electrical or Computer Engineering should directly contact the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at (719) 255-3548 or by email at tkalkur@uccs.edu.
Students interested in research areas with an emphasis in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering should directly contact the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at (719) 255-3243 or by email at mae@uccs.edu.
Students interested in research areas in Computer Science or Security should directly contact the Department of Computer Science at (719) 255-3544 or by email at csinfo@uccs.edu.
Objectives
- The candidate must have a broad knowledge of science, math and engineering.
- The candidate must have in-depth knowledge of the specific area in which the thesis research will be conducted.
- The candidate must be able to read, understand, and evaluate professional literature on advanced topics in engineering and applied science.
- The candidate must be able to write technical reports and project documentation.
- The candidate must be able to make oral presentations of technical information.
The candidate must demonstrate the capability to make fundamental and significant contributions in the area of engineering and applied science using basic and advanced knowledge of science, mathematics, and engineering disciplines, along with the tools of research to perform analysis and synthesis and to visualize potential areas of application.
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