The B.S. in Engineering Physics Program (Electrical systems, Mechanical systems, and physics) and the B.S. in Biomedical Engineering Program are acredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering Technology (ABET). For more information, contact our ABET Coordinator Dr. Ronald Miller

NEW: Undergraduate UCO Engineering Physics majors may apply to the UCO master's program in Engineering Physics through the new Accelerated Bachelor's/Master's Program. In this accelerated program, students receive the BS degree accredited by ABET, Inc. upon completion of their undergraduate coursework. Please contact Dr. Morshed Khadaker

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Welcome

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On behalf of the faculty and staff, welcome to the web site of the Department of Engineering and Physics (DEP) at the University of Central Oklahoma (UCO). The Department's vision is to be the leader in the creation and development of intellectual and human capital in engineering and physics and their applications, in order to foster the technological, economic, and social enrichment of the State of Oklahoma, the nation, and the world.

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Baha Jassemnejad, PhD

Professor and Department Chair

News and Events

Dr. Evan Lemely named the Assistant Dean of the College of Mathematics and Science
Dr. Yuhao Jiang is promoted to Associate Professor
Dr. Ozlem Yasar joined the department as a visiting assistant professor
Dr. Evan Lemley Received Vanderford Research Award

Announcements

UCO ASME Student Chapter event

Xerox Job Opening

Whitaker and Boren Scholarships

Scholarship for Women in Transportation

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UCO academic calendar

UCO class schedule

Final exam schedule

UCO catalog

Scholarship

UCO closing info.

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Spring 2012 Advisement

Our Mission.

The mission of the Department of Engineering and Physics is to provide quality educational and research opportunities for the next generation of leaders in engineering, physics, and related professions.

Today's competitive, rapidly changing world requires depth and agility in the workplace. To prepare students to meet these challenges, UCO and the College of Mathematics and Science provides students with opportunities for life-changing intellectual experiences that take place both inside and beyond the classroom. We call this "Transformative Learning".

Specific objectives are to:

Provide quality general education service courses of appropriate level to challenge students to enlarge their perspective in the physical world.

Provide service courses both in fundamental engineering and physics to support computer science, chemistry, health science, and other disciplines.

Provide a BS Engineering Physics-Science program that meet the needs of students by seeking excellence through curriculum flexibility, depth and breadth of coverage, research opportunities, and personal contact with students.

Provide opportunities for students to take portions of their physics and engineering courses at UCO before transferring to other institutions, and provide opportunities for students that have completed a portion of their training at other institutions to complete their degree program at UCO.