Bachelor of Science in Biological Engineering- Environmental and Ecological Engineering

The biological engineer brings engineering to life; this major integrates the principles of biological and physical sciences and uses them to solve problems. Students learn to analyze and develop solutions to unique engineering problems of biological and agricultural systems. Scientific and engineering principles are applied to problems in concentration areas such as biomechanical applications; management of soil and water resources; processing and marketing of food and fiber; and machines, controls, and structures for biological and agricultural systems. The Biological Engineering degree has three concentration areas Agricultural, Bioprocessing and Environmental. The program places emphasis on basic science and engineering courses, such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, mechanics, biology, materials, and thermodynamics, providing a solid foundation for application of engineering principles to biological systems. The Environmental Engineering Concentration offers a wide variety of career options. The study of rural and agricultural soil-water-environmental engineering is unique to this program. However, many of the principles of water management, soil management, and pollution control apply to urban problems as well. The Ecological Concentration includes courses in ecology and ecological engineering.

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