Construction Engineering Management

What engineering is best for the semiconductor industry?

Wondering which engineering major fits the semiconductor industry best? Explore the most relevant degrees and career paths that will help power the future of the semiconductor industry, learn about the industries growth opportunities and greatest needs, discover roles that fit each engineering discipline, and find answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about engineering within the semiconductor industry.

David Trejo

Professor David Trejo's research focuses on the design and development of materials and systems for efficient construction processes and products. His interests focus on the design and development of systems that allow for accelerated and durable construction.

Building health and sustainability from the inside out

When we think about our health, we are likely to think about the food we eat, activities we do, and hours we sleep each night. But the buildings we spend time in – our homes, schools, and workplaces – also have a huge effect on our health.

For example, just look at two recent crises, said Parichehr Salimifard, assistant professor of architectural engineering–mechanical engineering track and Culbertson Faculty Scholar.

Looking down the road to better transportation infrastructure

College of Engineering researchers are playing prominent roles in the U.S. Department of Transportation’s $435 million program to make the nation’s transportation system safer, more innovative, and more efficient.

The program funds 34 university transportation centers, or UTCs. Each center comprises a consortium of researchers from a number of universities and is tasked with conducting research and technology transfer in its assigned topic area. The centers will also help to develop the next generation of transportation professionals.