The Bachelor of Science in Technology Engineering (TechE) at Michigan State University, launched in Fall 2024 and open for students through at least 2025 admissions, is an interdisciplinary undergraduate degree developed with extensive industry input. The program is designed to address emerging needs at the intersection of engineering and computer science, blending foundational coursework in mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering with advanced topics in computer science. Students must select a concentration in Mechatronics, Embedded Cybersecurity, or pursue a minor in Smart Agricultural Systems. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on, real-world projects using state-of-the-art labs and prepares students for careers where products integrate mechanical and electronic systems with advanced computing capabilities—such as biomedical technology, autonomous mobility, automotive manufacturing, cybersecurity, agricultural innovation, aerospace, and more. 来源： https://www.egr.msu.edu