The Department of Engineering & Computer Science offers three engineering degrees and one computer science degree. Computer Science can be pursued with seven emphases: Artificial Intelligence, Computing Systems, Cybersecurity, Electrical Engineering, Information Systems, Mathematics, and Mechanical Engineering. Engineering degrees can be achieved in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering.
Most of today's world of engineering, like computer science, is atheistic and Darwinistic, often aggressively so. At TMU, we take our inspiration from and teach students the awesome Christian cultures and figures of the past that produced the original mathematical and scientific innovations underlying modern technology. This is the world that produced Isaac Newton, Leonhard Euler, James Clerk Maxwell, and a host of others driven by the conviction that God's mind is the source of order in the cosmos, that He is the Ultimate Engineer of all that is, and that because our minds are patterned after His we can understand and even copy what He has designed and built. All engineers do this, whether they know it or not; TMU engineers know it clearly.
The ECS department prepares students for excellence in a society that continually demands increasingly complex technical solutions while also equipping them to lead lives that glorify our Lord. In acquiring an ECS degree, students open up endless career paths as this qualification broadens their horizons. Graduates are in high demand, with employers often seeking them out, resulting in faster-than-average growth projections in various key industries. While finding work upon graduation is a great outcome, the ECS major also prepares students for further academic pursuits, as many alumni choose to seek advanced degrees.
In studying for an ECS degree, students delve into both the theories and applications of engineering and computing. What makes this degree program unique is its focus on technological advancement and technology’s impact on the world. Students learn how to use cutting-edge technology to honor Christ and Scripture while pursuing their passions and careers. With this holistic approach to education, students leave the program better equipped for the challenges and opportunities of the ever-changing digital world.
We are the faculty of The Master’s University. Together, we are dedicated to the sufficiency, inerrancy, and authority of God’s inspired Word — from Genesis to Revelation. Each year, we reaffirm and teach every point of TMU’s doctrinal statement, which has remained fundamentally unchanged since the institution was formed in 1927. In every respect, our mission and our educational philosophy are rooted in Scripture.
The Mechanical Engineering Lab is a hub for faculty offices and cutting-edge laboratory facilities. Equipped with state-of-the-art technology, it offers a wide range of advanced equipment to support research and innovation.
ME201SL Statics Lab Introduces students to fundamental concepts in statics, equilibrium of forces, and mechanical testing of materials.
The Electrical Engineering (EE) degree is designed to give students a thorough grounding in the science and applied mathematics of electrical and electronic systems.
From the forces exerted and experienced by system materials, both static and dynamic, to thermodynamics and heat transfer, to the rules of kinematic and robotic motion, to the use of computer-aided design (CAD) software, to the process of manufacturing, ME graduates are given comprehensive exposure to the theoretical and practical principles governing the physical systems humans build.
The Computer Engineering (CPE) degree is designed to give students a thorough grounding in the science and applied mathematics of computing systems
The ECS Department, located on West Campus, prepares students to excel in an increasingly complex technical world while living lives that glorify God.
The Computing Systems emphasis seeks to provide students with a solid understanding of computer science. It specifically concentrates on the technical aspects of computing, delivering fundamental theoretical knowledge while also emphasizing practical application.
Studying hardware and the interface between hardware and software is central to the Computer Engineering (CPE) degree.
ME graduates are given comprehensive exposure to the theoretical and practical principles governing the physical systems humans build.
ME301F Fluid Mechanics introduces students to fluid properties, fluid statics and dynamics, and fluid flow.
Top 10 employers recruit our computer science alumni, including Google, Amazon, Oracle Tesla, Comcast, Intuit, Raytheon, Nike, Electronic Arts (EA), NBC Universal, and more.
Top 4 Best Student-Teacher Ratio (U.S. News)
#20 Best Undergraduate Engineering Schools in California (2023)
