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1 day ago · Program Requirements: Candidates for the UD MBA degree must complete 44 credit hours, divided into Business Core courses (27 credits), elective courses (15 credits), and professional development seminars (two credits). The UD MBA committee specifies specialized courses beyond the core and required curriculum for the UD MBA programs.
4 days ago · The objective of the undergraduate Mechanical Engineering Program at the University of Delaware is to produce graduates with a strong foundation in engineering fundamentals, enabling them to lead successful careers and/or obtain advanced degrees, and to contribute to the profession and the community at large.
2 days ago · University of Delaware's Academic Undergraduate and Graduate Catalogs. A minimum grade of C- is required in each of the following courses: CISC 108 , CISC 181 , CISC 210 , CISC 220 , and CISC 260 .
2 days ago · University of Delaware's Academic Undergraduate and Graduate Catalogs. The BS in Computer Science draws its foundation from a number of disciplines, requiring students to utilize concepts from different fields.
2 days ago · The University of Delaware was designated the nation’s ninth Sea Grant College in 1976, thus the designation Delaware Sea Grant College Program. Since that time, our goal has been to promote the wise use, conservation, and management of marine and coastal resources through high-quality research, education, and outreach activities that benefit ...
1 day ago · The College of Engineering offers several Bachelor/Master Degree programs that allow well-qualified students to earn a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in several engineering and computer science related fields. Current 4+1 Degree Programs exist in: Biopharmaceutical Sciences. Civil Engineering. Computer and Information Sciences.
5 days ago · The Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science involves the study of computer science in the context of a broad liberal arts education. Students in this program shall engage significantly with subjects in four major areas of knowledge: the creative arts and humanities; history and cultural change; social and behavioral sciences; and mathematics ...
