Aerospace Engineering Aircraft and Spacecraft DesignBS, MS Space Transportation and Exploration

Aviation Aviation ManagementBS Maintenance Management Operations Professional Flight

Biomedical Engineering BS, MS

Chemical Engineering BiotechnologyBS, MS Environmental Health and Safety Semiconductors and Polymers Processing

Civil Engineering ConstructionBS, MS Environmental Geotechnical Structural Transportation Water Resources

Computer Engineering Embedded SystemsBS, MS Networking Systems Secure Systems System Design

Electrical Engineering Analog ElectronicsBS, MS Digital Signal Processing Digital System Design Integrated Circuit Design and Fabrication Networking and Communications Power Electronics

General Engineering Business Minor for Engineering MajorsBS, MS, MBA/MSE, Business Administration and Software Engineering MBA/MSSE, Minors Business Administration and Systems Engineering Bioinformatics Electronic Materials and Devices Environmental Health and Safety Green Technologies Green Technologies Minor

Industrial and Systems Engineering ManagementEngineering Healthcare Industrial EngineeringBS, MS, MSE Human Factors and Ergonomics Production and Quality Assurance Service Systems Engineering Supply Chain Engineering System and Information and Modeling

Industrial Technology Computer Electronics and Network TechnologyBS Manufacturing Systems and Sustainable and Green Manufacturing Materials Engineering BiomaterialsBS, MS Composites Electronic and Magnetic Materials MEMS Microelectronic Packaging Nanotechnology Polymers Semiconductor Processing

Mechanical Engineering Automation and ManufacturingBS, MS Electronics Cooling Electronics Packaging and Reliability Energy Systems Finite Element Analysis and CAD Mechanical Design Mechatronics and MEMS Product Design Robotics Thermodynamics

Software Engineering Cloud Computing and VirtualizationBS, MS Cybersecurity Enterprise Software Technologies Networking Software Software Systems Engineering

Charles W. Davidson College of Engineering Dean’s Office, Engineering 493 One Washington Square San José, CA 95192-0080 408-924-3800

PROGRAMSAerospace Engineering 408-924-3965 www.ae.sjsu.edu

Aviation 408-924-3190 www.engr.sjsu.edu/avtech Department office located in Industrial Studies 111

Biomedical Engineering 408-924-4000 www.bcme.sjsu.edu

Chemical Engineering 408-924-4000 www.bcme.sjsu.edu

Civil and Environmental Engineering 408-924-3900 www.cee.sjsu.edu

Computer Engineering 408-924-4150 www.cmpe.sjsu.edu

Electrical Engineering 408-924-3950 www.ee.sjsu.edu

General Engineering 408-924-4048 generalengineering.sjsu.edu

Industrial and Systems Engineering 408-924-3301 www.ise.sjsu.edu

Industrial Technology 408-924-3190 www.engr.sjsu.edu/avtech Department office located in Industrial Studies 111

Materials Engineering 408-924-4000 www.bcme.sjsu.edu

Mechanical Engineering 408-924-3850 www.sjsu.edu/me

Software Engineering 408-924-3800 www.engineering.sjsu.edu/software-engineering

International Programs and Services www.sjsu.edu/ips international-office@sjsu.edu 408-924-5920

Tuition and Fees—Bursar’s Office www.sjsu.edu/bursar bursar@sjsu.edu 408-924-1601

VISIT OUR CAMPUSCollege Tours www.sjsu.edu/soar outreach@sjsu.edu 408-924-2786

Directions www.sjsu.edu/map/directions

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OUR COLLEGEThe Charles W. Davidson College of Engi-neering at San José State University is located in Silicon Valley, one of the most innovative regions in the world. Ideally positioned to address 21st-century challenges such as clean energy, healthcare technologies, smart transportation and cybersecurity, the Davidson College of Engineering receives high rankings among national undergraduate and graduate engineering programs for academic excellence from U.S. News & World Report (2014). Today, more than 6,000 students are enrolled, includ-ing 2,000 graduate students, which makes our college one of the largest engineering programs in California.

Students choose the Davidson College of Engineering to experience our hands-on learn-ing environments, applied research techniques and opportunities to master the engineering fundamentals and technical skills needed to solve real-world problems. Collaborating with faculty and industry partners, students actively prepare for professional engineering careers. Silicon Valley technology companies and organizations currently employ more SJSU graduates from engineering, computer science and business than from any other college or university.

The Davidson College of Engineering will prepare you for a rewarding career in the professional engineering field. When Silicon Valley companies search for top talent, they recruit from SJSU.

ABOUT SAN JOSÉ STATE UNIVERSITY

Founded in 1857, San José State University is the oldest public higher education institution in California. Located in Silicon Valley on 154 acres in downtown San José, the university offers the excitement of studying at a large, metropolitan campus, yet students find personal attention from faculty members in the smaller settings of the university’s eight colleges. San José is a newly revitalized city and world-class entertainment center which hosts major sports, theaters, art museums, music festivals and restaurants. Just beyond San José, you can enjoy recreational activities and explore the scenic wonders of California from the Santa Cruz coastline to San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge.

CONTACT THE DAVIDSON COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

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CONTACT SJSU SJSU Admissions www.sjsu.edu/admissions admissions@sjsu.edu international.admissions@sjsu.edu 408-283-7500

Admissions Counseling outreach@sjsu.edu 408-924-2564

Financial Aid and Scholarship Office www.sjsu.edu/faso fao@sjsu.edu/faso 408-283-7500

Housing Office www.housing.sjsu.edu uhs-frontdesk@sjsu.edu 408-795-5600

OUR MISSIONTransform lives by preparing engineering students and professionals to be ready and able to fully contribute to the innovation, entrepreneurship and leadership of Silicon Valley and beyond.

Through a cutting-edge learning environment, applied research and scholarly activity, we develop lifelong learners who are excellent in their fields, globally informed and socially responsible.

The Davidson College of Engineering was ranked No. 4 in the nation among the best engineering programs offering bachelor’s and master’s degrees (excluding private and service universities) by U.S. News & World Report (2015).

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© 2014 San José State University. 1Information provided by Affordablablecollegeonline.com. 2Salary data compiled by the SJSU Career Center from students and employers who reported job offers from June 2011 through August 2012. Biomedical engineering: Average entry-level salary data was reported by Salary.com for biomedical engineering positions located in San José and Palo Alto, California (2014). Approximate salary range for a student graduating with a bachelor’s and master’s degree is between $42,000-$77,000 and $51,000-$94,000 respectively. General engineering: Average entry-level salary data was reported by Salary.com for the environmental engineer position based in San José, California (2014). Reported salary range for this position is $53,787-$83,659. Salary data for the bioinformatics engineer position based in California was reported by CareerOneStop, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration (2014). The reported salary range for this position is $45,000-$115,000. Salary for all positions does not include benefits, bonuses and stock options offered at the time of hire. 3Engineering salaries in the San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley are on average 35% higher than the national average. San Francisco Business Times (2014). 42012-2013 academic year. Fees subject to change. The California State University (CSU) makes every attempt to keep student costs to a minimum. Fees listed in published schedules or student accounts may need to be increased when public funding is inadequate. Therefore, CSU must reserve the right, even after initial payments are made, to increase or modify any listed fees, without notice, until the date when instruction for a particular semester or quarter has begun. All CSU listed fees should be regarded as estimates that are subject to change upon approval by the Board of Trustees. 1025-US

DEGREE PROGRAMS AND AREAS OF EMPHASIS

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TUITION AND AND LIVING EXPENSESAffordable Quality EducationSan José State is one of the nation’s most affordable four-year public universities. Following are average costs for a nine-month academic year for full-time undergraduate students.4 In addition to all mandatory state and local tuition fees, non-residents of California and international students pay an additional $372 per unit.

Undergraduate GraduateTuition and Fees $16,603 $15,340Living Expenses $19,412 $19,412Total $35,718 $34,752

For more information about undergradute student cost, please visit www.sjsu.edu/global/undergrad-cost

For more information about graduate student cost, please visit www.sjsu.edu/global/grad-cost

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONSAt SJSU, you can join more than 30 profes-sional industry-specific organizations such as the American Institute of Chemical Engineers as well as multicultural and honor societies. As a member, you’ll connect with students and faculty, meet with industry professionals and develop leadership skills to prepare you for your future engineering career. Visit engineering.sjsu.edu/students/student- organizations to learn more.

12 UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMSWhatever your engineering field of interest, whatever your passions, whatever technol-ogies you’d like to explore, there’s a degree path at SJSU that’s ideal for you.

Learn by DoingAt the Davidson College of Engineering, you will have the opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge to solve real-world problems. You will work on project teams with state-of-the-art technology in hands-on lab environments to master practical engineering and technical skills and the theoretical principles needed to succeed in Silicon Valley from your very first day on the job.

Accomplished FacultyYou will study with faculty who are dedicated to teaching and active engagement in cutting- edge applied research, scholarly activity and professional practice.

Industry PartnersYou will have opportunities to participate with faculty and Silicon Valley industry partners on student projects, internships and applied research.

Campus DiversityYou will study and collaborate with students and faculty who have diverse backgrounds, experiences, perspectives and ideas.

Access and Affordability SJSU is one of the most affordable public universities, providing a quality education at a reasonable cost.1

CAMPUS HOUSINGFreshman On-Campus Housing RequirementAdmitted first-time freshmen who graduated from a high school outside a 30-mile radius of SJSU are required to live on campus for their first year. Applications for campus housing are accepted anytime during the year. Residence at the SJSU International House meets the on-campus housing requirement for first-time freshmen. Act early as housing fills quickly. Visit www.housing.sjsu.edu/ prospectiveresidents to learn more.

Community for Engineering Learning and Living Open to new engineering freshman, this unique residential first-year experience pro-gram makes it much easier for you to build a valuable support network that will help you in college and throughout your career. Live with other first-year engineering students, meet with peer mentors, interact with faculty and staff and participate in academic and so-cial programs designed to help you transition to and succeed in college life.

ENGINEERING STUDENT SUCCESS CENTERThe Engineering Student Success Center offers resources to support students’ academic and leadership development to ensure they get the most out of their college experience. From high school and community college transition programs to mentoring and tutoring to navi-gating career paths and preparing for the job market, the Davidson College of Engineering is committed to each student’s success.

Student Success InitiativesEngineering Ambassadors Program: Enlists engineering students to focus on community and campus outreach at Bay Area middle schools and high schools.

EXCEED (Excellence in Your Engineering Education) Program: Introduces incoming freshmen to the Davidson College of Engineering. Students have opportunities to enhance their math, science, and writing skills and complete an engineering design project for a local social service organization.

MESA Engineering Program: Provides services to educationally and/or economically disadvantaged students seeking completion of their first bachelor’s degree.

Engineering Pathways to Success Initiative: Increases the number, diversity and prepared-ness of students seeking to complete their first bachelor’s degree.

Career Development and Workforce Readiness (in collaboration with the SJSU Career Center): Provides resources, workshops, career coach-ing, and other programming to help students identify career paths, obtain internships, and secure full-time employment post-graduation.

AbaxisAbbott LaboratoriesAdobe SystemsAdvanced Micro DevicesAgilent TechnologiesAppleApplied Materials BAE SystemsBarry Swenson BuildersBKF EngineersBloom EnergyBoeing Boston ScientificBroadcomCalifornia Department of TransportationCalifornia Water BoardCessnaCharles W. Davidson Co.ChevronCisco SystemsCity of San José Public WorksCivil and environmental engineering consulting companies DisneyDow ChemicalDriscoll’sDuPonteBayFAAFBIFedExFirst SolarFlextronicsGenencorGenentechGeneral ElectricGenomic HealthGoogleHatch Mott MacDonaldHewlett-PackardIBMIntelIntuitive Surgical

JabilJeppesenJuniper NetworksKaiser PermanenteKLA-TencorLam Research CorporationLocal, state and national public works departmentsLockheed MartinMark Thomas & CompanyMarvelMcAfee McCormickMerckMineta San José International AirportNASA Ames Research Center Nektar TherapeuticsNetAppOraclePakpour Consulting GroupPfizerPG&EPhilips HealthcareRokuSan Carlos AirportSan Francisco International Airport Santa Clara Valley Water DistrictSchaaf & WheelerSouthwest AirlinesSpace Systems/LoralSt. Jude MedicalSymantecTeslaTexas InstrumentsUnited AirlinesUPSURS CorporationUS AirwaysWest Valley ConstructionWMH CorporationYahoo!

POWERING SILICON VALLEY WITH TOP TALENT LIKE YOU

START YOUR ENGINEERING CAREER AT SJSUThere has never been a better time to be an engineer, and there’s no better place to begin your successful career than the Davidson College of Engineering at San José State. Start your application process today.

APPLY TODAYThe California State University application period runs from October through November every year for admission to the fall semester in the upcoming aca- demic year. For current information about admission to specific majors and application deadlines, visit www.csumentor.edu.

For more information about the application process and eligibility for undergraduate, transfer and graduate students, visit info.sjsu.edu/home/admission.html.

ADVANTAGEfirst choiceSilicon Valley’s for new engineering hires. (Silicon Valley Business Journal, 2013)

The Davidson College of Engineering is the largest contributor to the Silicon Valley workforce—SJSU graduates represent the largest alumni group in com-panies such as Apple (3%) and Cisco (6%).

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Engineering Alumni Network Seventy percent of the engineering graduates from SJSU live and work in Silicon Valley and the greater Bay Area.

190 Engineering Faculty Members

Campus Diversity

SJSU awards and administers more than $400 million in financial aid to eligible students. Students receive aid in the form of scholarships, grants, work study and loans.

21,048 Students awarded financial aid for 2012-2013 academic year

1,404 Total scholarships awarded

$400 MillionIN FINANCIAL AID

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Student EnrollmentThe Davidson College of Engineering is one of the largest engineering programs in California (2014).

6,000 Students enrolled

4,000 Undergraduate students

2,000 Graduate students

More than 30 student organizations

25:1 Student / Faculty Ratio

STARTING SALARIES FOR SJSU GRADUATESSJSU ranks among the 50 best college investments nationwide and third in California in terms of low tuition and high starting salaries.1 Average salaries for Davidson College of Engineering graduates entering professional engineering positions in Silicon Valley range from $56,749 to $89,1212 and are 35% higher than the national average.3

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22% Women 10% International

9% Other 3% African-American

1% American Indian

32% Asian

22% Hispanic

23% White

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With an engineering degree from SJSU, you can pursue any number of high-demand, high-paying careers working for technology giants or pioneering startups. Here in Silicon Valley and the San Francisco Bay Area, local companies hire more SJSU engineering graduates than from any other college or university. Whether you’re searching for an internship, ready to enter the professional workforce or looking to take the next step up in your career, you’ll find motivated recruiters at events like SJSU job fairs.

Here are some of the many Silicon Valley companies and organizations that hire our engineering graduates:

Aerospace Engineering

Aviation

Biomedical Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Computer Engineering

Electrical Engineering

General Engineering*

Industrial and Systems Engineering

Industrial Technology

Materials Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Software Engineering

BS Degree MS Degree

$50,000

$40,000

$60,000

$70,000

$80,000

$90,000

$100,000

I like applying math, physics and material properties to real-world problems. I really enjoyed my hands-on concrete labs and the annual Student Steel Bridge Com-petition from the American Society of Civil Engineers.— Adam Rondeau, Senior, Civil Engineering

*General Engineering: The blue and green bars represent the average salaries for a bioinformatics engineer and environmental engineer respectively.

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