News and Stories from the College of Engineering and Applied Science
In a significant milestone for UCCS, Aerospace Engineering student Luke Davis, Mechanical Engineering student Noah Grebe, and Biology student Blake MacDonald witnessed their groundbreaking experiment embark on a journey to space. (More)
In a huge milestone for UCCS, Biology student Blake MacDonald and Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering students Noah Grebe and Luke Davis are gearing up for a groundbreaking journey to space. (More)
UCCS won first place at the national Cyber Innovators Challenge in July, with a team composed of computer science Professor and Gallogly Endowed Engineering Chair in Cybersecurity Shouhuai Xu, PhD, and doctoral students Ekzhin Ear and Antonia Feffer. (More)
Through their work as staff scientists at Los Alamos National Labs, UCCS alums Carlos Maldonado and Gabriel Wilson were among the small team recognized this summer with an R&D 100 Award. (More)
UCCS College of Engineering and Applied Science has been transforming to better serve students. In the last few years, the college has followed a strategic pathway to modernize facilities, programs and services to provide students with the experiences, tools and resources they need for successful careers. (More)
UCCS and the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Rocky Mountain Section hosted “The Sky Is Not the Limit” Technical Symposium on September 12-13, 2024. (More)
On September 23, 2024, the College of Engineering and Applied Science hosted a Career & Internship Fair. (More)
VICEROY Fellows recently showcased their research at the 2024 VICEROY Annual Symposium. The UCCS-led virtual center had five students present their research posters to all the symposium attendees. (More)
UCCS students won the USCYBERCOM Hunter Award at the second edition of the USCYBERCOM Cyber Recon 2024 conference. (More)
Dennis Knoop, Chief of the Experimentation Division at North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) and U.S. Northern Command, is a CU alumnus not one, not two, but three times over. (More)
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