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engineering by thE numbErsBy Brian L. Yoder, bachElor s DEgrEEs anD EnrollmEntDegrees awarded to students graduating with a bachelor s degree from an engineering program increased by percent from 2014 to 2015, continuing a trend of annual growth since 2007. Some of the largest year-to-year per-centage increases were seen in computer engineering -related programs: Computer engineering , percent; Computer Science (inside engineering ), percent; and Electrical/Computer engineering , percent. Electrical engineering was an outlier, showing only a percent gain in bachelor s degrees over the previous enrollment in undergraduate engineering pro-grams increased by percent over 2014, continuing a growth trend evident since 2005. The largest gains were in Computer Science (inside engineering ), percent, and engineering Management, percent. Only two programs saw a decrease in enrollment at the bach-elor s degree level: engineering (General), which fell by percent, and Mining engineering , which saw a percent s DEgrEEs anD EnrollmEntMaster s degrees awarded in 2015 increased by per-cent over 2014.
EnginEEring by thE numbErs By Brian L. Yoder, Ph.D. bachElor’s DEgrEEs anD EnrollmEnt Degrees awarded to students graduating with a bachelor’s degree from an engineering program increased by 7.5 percent from 2014 to 2015, continuing a trend of annual
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