School of Engineering and Computer Science

Curriculum

You may choose to complete all the requirements for the degree in 4 years to 5 years (with or without summers) depending on your high school preparedness, desired semester workload and motivation.  Contact the CE department for further details.  See sample curriculum plan.

Cooperative Education Program (CO-OP)

Cooperative education (Co-op) is an integral part of the Pacific engineering program, and all Pacific students are required to have industrial experience before they graduate.  Some students are able to pursue this work experience in Japan or Germany through an International Engineering Co-op Program.

CO-OP coordinators work with students to arrange relevant full-time, paid jobs with engineering employers. 32 units of CO-OP work experience are required to graduate, although students have the option of pursuing 50 units. (Non - U.S. citizens are exempt from the CO-OP requirements.) Students who take 32 units of CO-OP work for a Fall or Spring semester plus one Summer semester. Students who take 50 units of CO-OP can work for different companies for a total of one year of work experience before they graduate. 

For more information about our co-op program visit our Cooperative Education Program webpage.

You might also be interested in information about transfers and articulations.