BYU Recruiting Guide 2018 by Brigham Young University

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BYU BY THE NUMBERS

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WELCOME INTRODUCTION Brigham Young University seeks to develop students of faith, intellect, and character who have the skills and the desire to continue learning and serve others throughout their lives. Here students obtain an intensive education in an environment of faith, producing high standards of life on all fronts. Our students are bright. Our students are innovative. Our students are well prepared and work hard. They solve-problems with creativity and purpose. They aim high and achieve higher. Our students are different, and they are ready for you. Come see for yourself.

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About Us: University Career Services Handshake Successful BYU Recruiters Video: WHY the Y? By The Numbers Don't Just Take Our Word For It Colleges Technology Computing & Data Alumni BYU Campus Map & Services Things To Do in Provo

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UNIVERSITY CAREER SERVICES BYU Career Services seeks to provide students with the opportunities they need to “go forth and serve.”

4,792

Number of students who attend fairs

On-campus interviews conducted this season

8,278 Companies on Handshake

2,064 General 1,874 General 3,411 STEM 2,402 STEM Fall 2017

11,783 Recruiters on Handshake

Winter 2018

480 Info sessions conducted this season

Number of employers who attend fairs

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HANDSHAKE

RECRUITING SOFTWARE THAT CONNECTS YOU WITH STUDENTS

WHY SHOULD I

Receiving access to Handshake will allow you to connect to BYU Students and alumni to find incredible employees. You will also be able to facilitate on campus recruiting (OCR) and job postings.

POST A POSITION ON BYU HANDSHAKE?

Handshake allows you to post full-time, part-time, or internship positions to find undergraduate and alumni candidates to meet your needs. You may specify the industry, job function, major or graduation date.

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WHY SHOULD I

SCHEDULE AN INFORMATION SESSION ON CAMPUS?

Using Handshake you can schedule on-campus recruiting events, allowing you to meet students who can apply for your positions. Typical sessions include a company overview, question and answer session, networking, and often refreshments.

For BYU Recruiting guidelines, careers.byu.edu

Contact Information: BYU Recruiter Support Team (801) 422-6932

William Tenney

STEM

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BYU Career Services is a central office to aid employers who desire to recruit from one discipline or many. We offer a variety of venues to connect you with students. We can help with scheduling, logistics, promotion, and identifying the best recruiting strategy. Let us help you find great future candidates!

Director of Recruiting william_tenney@byu.edu Two semi-annual career fairs allow you to connect with students across campus, collect resumes, conduct interviews, and provide information about your career opportunities.

WHY SHOULD I

SCHEDULE ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWS FOR CURRENT STUDENTS?

On-campus interviews allow you to interview students in a convenient, comfortable and professional environment.

Beth Hiatt

Liberal Arts

Director of Recruiting beth_hiatt@byu.edu

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BYU RECRUITERS... JOB POSTINGS There are specific guidelines for job posting on campus. “As an employer, recruiter, or other professional interested in connecting with BYU students and alumni through UCS, you must agree to abide by the policies contained in our recruiting guidelines.” >> careers.byu.edu

Include details when posting positions on Handshake:majors, skills, job functions. This will assure that students interested in your posting will find it by searching under specific criteria. >> careers.byu.edu

>>> The Recruiter Support Team (801) 422-6932 recruiting@byu.edu

ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWS Schedule on-campus interviews at least 4-6 weeks in advance. Attach a job position as soon as your interview date is approved. Use student ambassadors to connect with prospective candidates. Some companies bring alumni to recruit on campus which is a valuable tool in marketing your brand and communicating your culture. Most interview rooms hold up to two recruiters. Please contact a recruiter support team in advance if you require a large room. >> careers.byu.edu

INFORMATION SESSIONS Submit requests early to get the best location and best student turnout. At least 1 month in advance is recommended to allow enough time for advertising and promotion. Hold information sessions that last no longer than one hour… and providing something to eat always helps.

CAREER FAIRS When registering, complete the "Employer Profile" in detail to have the best reach during the fair. Students are able to search employers registered for the fair by looking at the job postings associated with your company and majors or skills desired. >> careers.byu.edu

Be sure to fill out the “Equipment Requests” in detail when submitting requests on Handshake. Email your BYU Recruiter Support Team member a digital advertisement soon after the information session has been approved in order to begin promoting your event. Post at least one position on Handshake before the info session so students know what types of positions you offer. >> careers.byu.edu >> If you are a local employer, hold information sessions a week before or after the General Career & STEM Fairs to avoid competition with out-of-state employers.

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BY THE NUMBERS DEGREES GRANTED IN 2014-2015 5,175 >> Bachelor’s (180 programs) 725>> Master’s (62 programs) 175 >> Doctorate (26 programs)

6,075

Total Degrees

PEOPLE LOVE US #1 Top colleges in the West for student engagement (Wall Street Journal) #3 Graduates with the least debt (U.S. News & World Report) #3 Undergraduate accounting program (U.S. News & World Report) #3 Undergraduate entrepreneurship program (Entrepreneur) #5 Best colleges for education majors (Niche) #11 Best value school (U.S. News & World Report) #13 U.S. employability (Times Higher Education)

EXCEPTIONAL STUDENTS Average High School GPA Average ACT Score Lived Outside the U.S. for at Least One Year Students Who Speak a Second Language Number of States Represented Number of Countries Represented Students who come from outside of Utah 14 14

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3.86 29.5 (Top 10% nationally) 50% 65% (16% speak three) 50 105 65% CONNECT

“Highly talented, professional students with meaningful experience.”

PRECOA

DON’T JUST TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT.

Kevin E. Burke, President & CEO Burke Construction Group, Inc.

“It’s always a pleasure to come to BYU and interact with a fantastically talented student body and staff.”

Ecolab

“Quality of education; job ethics... Excellent reputation for personal integrity and focus on a strong undergraduate education.“

Wall Street Journal “We hire BYU students because they are hard-working and ethical.”

England Logistics

“We truly value our relationship with BYU. BYU has a great Construction Management Program but it is the quality and character of the students that is the real magic.”

“BYU students are intelligent and hardworking. We hire them because they have a clear vision of what they want to achieve and how to reach their goals.”

Northwestern Mutual Financial Network

“We were so impressed with the caliber of students at BYU. Most were at the top of their class in high school, spoke two languages, and were excited to go out into the world and make a difference. What a great group of young people.”

Tata Chemicals

“They are very well prepared for the work force and have already had valuable life experiences that put them ahead of the competition. Their education from BYU is challenging and up-to-date with industry trends and technology."

Harbor Packaging Inc.

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Business -

Marriott School of Business

Family, Home& Social Sciences

TABLE OF CONTENTS Colleges

International Studies -

Education David O, Mckay school

Engineering& Technology Ira A. Fulton College

Fine Arts&

Humanities

Communication

Life Sciences

Nursing

David M. Kennedy Center

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MARRIOTT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

https://marriottschool.byu.edu/

If you are recruiting exclusively from the Marriott School of Business, please contact the Business Career Center at 801-422-5800 or marriottschool.byu. edu/recruiting/contact/bcc/ for more information.

ecognized around the world as one of the best places to hire graduates with high ethical standards, BYU believes that development of character is the highest aim of education. An emphasis on strong moral and spiritual values along with essential management skills prepares graduates to join a dynamic global work force.

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Accounting

388

Finance

377

Information Systems

235

General Business

Entrepreneurial Management Global Supply Chain and Management

194

Marketing

Human Resource Management

Strategic Management Experience Design and Management Therapeutic Recreation and Management

TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS 1931

MINORS

158

160 79

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DAVID O. MCKAY SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

he mission of the David O. McKay School of Education is to improve learning and teaching in schools as well as in the home, church, and community worldwide. They strive to prepare students to serve and engage in civic responsibilities, teach with a nurturing pedagogy, and have stewardship in school and community.

http://education.byu.edu/

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SECONDARY EDUCATION PROGRAMS

The David O. McKay School of Education is ranked 78 nationally in the U.S. News and World Report ranking of best education schools (out of 199 schools)

Technology&Engineering Education

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MAJORS

TESOL K-12 Dual-Language Immersion K-12 Teaching Physical Education Teaching/Coaching

Communication Disorders

233 75

Early Childhood Education

454

Elementary Education

Special Education: Mild/Moderate Disabilities

28 33

Special Education: Severe Disabilities Physical Education Teaching /Coaching 22 22

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TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS

848

Family & Consumer Sciences Education History Education Social Science Education Art Education Dance Education Music Education Theatre Arts Education English Teaching French Teaching German Teaching Latin Teaching Spanish Teaching Biology Education School Health Education Math Education Chemistry Education Earth & Space Science Education Physics Teaching Teaching Physical Science CONNECT

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IRA A. FULTON COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

he Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering and Technology at Brigham Young University gives students the opportunity to leverage an

excellent education with the techical and leadership skills needed to take on tomorrow's greatest engineering challenges. The college prepares more

https://www.et.byu.edu/

than 3,400 students in 11 degree programs.

Civil and Environmental Engineering 2014 Robert Ridgway Award for the most outstanding ASCE Student Chapter.

Information Technology

Mechanical Engineering

Construction Management

National Winners:BYU ChE students have consistently placed in the top three in regional and national AIChE paper competitions.

MAJORS

639 380

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Women in Program

260 272

Electrical & Computer Engineering Construction & Facilities Management

Chemical 21.6% Civil 30% Elec 7% Mech 8.4% Construction 10.7% IT 10.5% Industrial Design 34%

18 53

Industrial Design

257

Information Technology

602

Mechanical Engineering

TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS

Student competition teams have more than 40 first-place awards and have placed in over 100 regional and national

BYU SAE Racing Teams :Electric Streamliner broke a world record. Supermileage Car placed first for most miles per gallon (1,331 MPG) at national competition.

Chemical Engineering

Technology and Engineering Education

Designated a "Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Security" by the NSA/DHS

Class 10 Clean Room (Integrated Microfabricatoin Lab)-sponsored by The Micron Foundation and IM Flash Technologies

Chemical Engineering

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FAMILY, HOME AND SOCIAL SCIENCE

he College of Family, Home and Social Sciences is composed of departments that study patterns of human behavior from diverse

disciplinary approaches. As the name implies, the college is particularly concerned with studying the family as the basic unit of society. Students gain a broad education that develops an appreciation of the values of modern civilization and prepares them to contribute effectively in professional careers.

MAJORS

https://fhss.byu.edu/Pages/home.aspx

Anthropology: Archaeology

Anthropology : Sociocultural

736

Economics Environmental Studies

13 47

Family and Consumer Sciences Education Family History: Genealogy

83 540

Family Life :Family Studies Family Life: Human Development Geography : Environmental Studies Geography :Geographic Information Systems Geography :Geospatial Intelligence

439 13 8 18 40

Geography : Tourism Studies

Geography : Urban & Regional Planning

234

History History Teaching

MINORS

Geography : Global Studies

21 590

Neuroscience

485

Political Science

1198

Psychology Social Science Teaching

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TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS

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FINE ARTS AND COMMUNICATIONS

he College of Fine Arts and Communications teaches students to think, feel, perform, and communicate. It strives for excellence and rigor in scholarship, performance, and creative activity. The School of Communications, a division of the College of Fine Arts and Communications, prepares professionals to facilitate the transfer of ideas among people through

Present more than 500 performances a year. Won 19 Student Emmy Awards in 14 years.

mass media communication. The college as a whole seeks balance among these areas of endeavor and offers students a diverse education in preparation for professional contributions and a lifetime of

https://cfac.byu.edu/

service to humankind.

Music Music Music Composition Music Dance Theater Commercial Music Jazz Studies

233 174 6 189

Music Performance 17 16 49 57 1

Brass Organ Percussion Piano String Vocal Woodwind

32 13 9 36 57 49 42

Music Education K-12 Choral K-12 General K-12 Instrumental Elementary and General

29 18 40 5

BFA Dance Dance Dance Education

11 59 33

Communications Public Relations Top rated Public Relations program by PR week

Advertising Gold or silver awards in all ten student categories at the American Advertising Federation’s ADDY competition

Theatre Arts Acting Education: K-12 Studies

40 31 98

Advertising News Media Journalism Public Relations

Dance 76 90 36 74 40 42 17

24 66 20 146 26

Design Animation BFA Graphic Design Graphic Design BFA Illustration Illustration BFA Photography Photography BFA

News Media Recognition award from the Creativity Student Media & Interactive Design Awards Five Gracie Awards from the Alliance for Women in Media

Art Education Art BA Art BFA Media Arts Studies Studio Arts

Communications

COMMUNICATIONS

Art

TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS 2001

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16 regional and 3 national awards from the Society of Professional Journalist’s Mark of Excellence 7 awards from Utah Press Association’s “Better Newspaper Contest”

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HUMANITIES

MAJORS American Studies Arabic Language Art History and Curatorial Studies Comparative Literature Interdisciplinary Humanities Linguistics Philosophy

63 24 99 18

Korean

Italian

210 88

9 15 6 3

http://humanities.byu.edu/

Chinese Chinese

English

English English Teaching

Russian Russian

154

Classical Studies Classical Civilization Classics Greek Latin

TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS 1525

Italian Italian Studies

French French French Studies French Teaching

15 3

Spanish

Spanish Spanish Teaching Spanish Translation

162 36 52

Japanese Japanese

German German German Studies German Teaching

20 36 7

Portuguese Portuguese Portuguese Studies

33 37

ur Humanities students are uniquely passionate about what they study. Their dedication to their discipline, whether it be linguistics, classical studies, or Russian, drives them and motivates them to be excellent students and scholars. Their passion makes them learn to think clearly, act well, and appreciate life. With a broad skill set and global worldview, humanities students can thrive in nearly any organization or industry.

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MINORS Arabic I Biblical Hebrew I Chinese I Chinese Teaching I Classical Studies: Greek I Classical Studies: Latin I Digital Humanities and Technology I Dual Language Immersion K-12 Teaching I Editing I English I English Teaching I French I French Teaching I German I German Teaching I Interdisciplinary College of Humanities I Italian I Japanese I Japanese teaching I Korean I Latin Teaching I Linguistics I Localization I Logic I Modern Hebrew I Philosophy I Portuguese I Portugese Teaching I Russian I Russian Teaching I Scandinavian Studies I Spanish I Spanish Teaching I Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) I Theoretical and Applied Ethics I Western American Studies I Women's Studies I Art History and Curatorial Studies I International Cinema Studies I Creative Writing I Writing and Rhetoric I

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COLLEGES DAVID M. KENNEDY CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

ocated in the heart of Brigham Young University’s campus, the Kennedy Center is a dynamic, global center offering a broad spectrum of study and service opportunities. Our richly diverse but intimately interconnected world challenges us to develop a breadth of knowledge and a depth of understanding to comprehend our complex internationalneighborhood. The Kennedy Center is committed to the university’s injunction to “enter to learn—go forth to serve” and its aspiration to make “the world our campus.”

http://kennedy.byu.edu/

BYU has been designated as a Center for International Business Education Research (CIBER), a program designed to promote the competitiveness of business in the U.S. through an integrated international curriculum, faculty and student international research, and outreach programs.

MAJORS

Ancient Near Eastern Studies Asian Studies European Studies International Relations Latin American Studies Middle East Studies /Arabic

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200 84 67

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LIFE SCIENCES

Public Health

YU Life Science students understand the

BYU MPH Program #10 in Top 25 Public Health Grad Programs

fundamental principles of life that extend from the

#2 in Top Public Health Programs for Career Support

tiniest microbes to plants, animals, and human beings. Students also obtain the knowledge, skills, and motivation necessary to maintain a

Food Science

healthy lifestyle. Specialized courses emphasizing teaching and research

Placement in employment or post-graduate education

in various life science disciplines are also offered. Disciplines range from basic science to applied science.

Women in Program 94% Placement outside of Utah 43%

http://lifesciences.byu.edu/

MAJORS

Athletic Training 161 Bioinformatics 92 Biological Science Education 21 Public Health: Health Science 185 Wildlife and Wildlands Conservation 109 Biodiversity & Conservation 32 Biology Biophysics 55 Dietetics 78 Environmental Science 72 Exercise and Wellness Exercise Science Food Science 81 Genetics and Biotechnology 104 Landscape Management 98 Medical Labratory Science 34 Microbiology Molecular Biology 136 Nutritional Science 123 Physiology and Developmental Biology Public Health:Environmental Occupational Health 49 Public Health :Epidemiology 66 Public Health:Health Promotion

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TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS 4552

Exercise Science

70%

of students placed into health professions- higher than national average

Dietetics

100% pass rate in examination for Registered Dietician Nutritionists

Wildlife & Wildlands Conservation

521

#6 Program in nation

486 936

Medical Laboratory Science 95% National Board pass rate

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NURSING

oday, the College of Nursing at Brigham Young University educates students who are among the highest academically-qualified in the country. As a vital part of their preparation,

students engage in unique simulation lab learning and have clinical practice at more than 250 clinical sites in the Mountain West and beyond. They obtain cultural understanding and diversity in a variety of local and international areas including Ecuador, Czech Republic, India, Tonga, and

F Vietnam.

http://nursing.byu.edu/

or nearly seven decades, the college recognizes an overwhelming need for highly qualified nurses throughout the world and receives accreditation through the Commission on Collegiate

Nursing Education (CCNE). Many individuals have the chance to learn from their professors outside of class through mentored learning opportunities that allow them participation in scholarly work projects to collaborate on research posters or share

findings at a professional conference. ndergraduates usually receive employment offers two-months before graduation and enjoy working in their desired specialty areas. The college offers a strong alumni

association for nurses and students to network and

98%

Pass rate on the ANCC certification examinations for Family Nurse practitioner

94.9%

pass rate on NCLEX-RN license exam

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connect, both on campus and across the nation.

NURSING MAJOR

TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS

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PHYSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

https://cpms.byu.edu/

MAJORS Actuary Sciences Chemistry BA Chemistry BS Chemistry Education Computer Science Computer Science: Animation Computer Science: Bioinformatics Earth and Space Science Education Geology Mathematics: Applied and Computational Mathematics Mathematics Education Physics Physics Applied Physics: Astronomy Physics Teaching Physical Science Teaching Statistics: Applied Statistics and Analytics Statistics: Biostatistics Statistics: Statistical Science

PLACEMENT TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS 2426

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into industry or graduate school: Computer Science 98% | Math Education 88% | Statistics 100%

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he College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences at Brigham Young University provides the environment, the mentors, the tools, and the experiences that students

need in order to contribute to their various f ields and become lifelong learners. The college prepares more than 2,426 students in 20 degree programs to investigate, understand, and appreciate the beauty and complexity of the universe while enhancing reverence for its Creator. Its faculty of about 185 members mentor approximately 700 undergraduate students in research projects and publish about 400 peer-reviewed research papers.

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18 students represented BYU and 8 students won by presenting their thesis at the 3MT Competition.

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Information Technology -

Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering & Technology

Applied Mathematics -

College of Physical & Mathematical Sciences

TABLE OF CONTENTS Technology Computing& Data

Electrical& Computer Engineering -

Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering & Technology

Information Systems Marriott School of Management

Statistics -

Computer Science -

College of Physical & Mathematical Sciences

Digital Humanities

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IRA A. FULTON COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY The Information Technology (IT) program at BYU prepares students to meet challenging, real-world needs through the creation, application, and integration of computing technologies. A mix of practical and theoretical knowledge leads to versatile graduates with high-demand skills and the ability to invent and leverage emerging technologies.

CYBER DEFENSE TEAM took 3rd at Nationals

— One of the lead IT research programs in the nation

— Average salary: Approx.

$73,300

Technical depth and rigor are augmented by a strong focus on teamwork, leadership, and effective communication developed through our required work experience and capstone projects. Graduates are highly sought after in high growth areas such as cybersecurity, user experience design, web and mobile development, networking, system administration, and the Internet of Things.

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https://it.et.byu.edu

SPECIALTY AREAS • Application Development • Cyber-Security • Embedded & Mobile Systems • Social Computing • System & Network Administration • User Experience & Human-Computer Interaction • Web Technologies • Communication & Media • Genealogy & Family History • Health Informatics

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ELECTRICAL & COMPUTER

ENGINEERING BYU Computer Engineering (CE) is concerned with the design and construction of computers and computer-based systems. It involves the study of hardware, software, communications, and the interaction among them. Its curriculum focuses on the theories, principles, and practices of traditional electrical engineering and mathematics, and applies them to the problems of designing computers and computer-based devices. Computer engineering students study the design of digital hardware systems including communications systems, computers and devices that contain computers. They study software development, focusing on software for digital devices and their interfaces with users and other devices. CE study may emphasize hardware more than software or there may be a balanced emphasis. CE has a strong engineering flavor.

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ENROLLMENT Computer Engineering BS 260 (Seniors 96)

Electrical Engineeing BS 401 (Seniors 204)

SPECIALTY AREAS • Embedded systems design and programming • FPGA design and CAD • Computer architecture • Software development • Robotics, vision, and control • Real-time systems

http://www.ee.byu.edu/

• Soft skills including: Teamwork, Communication, Ethics, and Leadership

Computer/Electrical Combined: MS PHD

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MARRIOTT SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

“Leveraging Technology To Solve Business Problems”

INFORMATION SYSTEMS

http://marriottschool.byu.edu/

BYU’s Information Systems (IS) programs emphasize technology by requiring programming skills and incorporate collaborative teamwork in resolving the managerial, operational and behavioral aspects of IS.

Graduates often play a key consultant role in analyzing and determining an organization’s IS requirements and are active in their specification, design, and implementation. They are adept at both adapting and adopting change and can serve as an effective bridge between the technical and management communities within an organization. BYU IS graduates can design, build, and implement applications used in technology-based organizational communication and collaboration systems which enhance web, mobile, security, BI, and business operational environments.

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• Students are taught to understand both technical and organizational factors required to provide competitive advantages for information and technology-enabled business processes.

Ranked 7th Undergraduate Information Systems program by USA Today College.

BUSINESS PROCESSES CURRICULUM • INTEX (Integrative Exercises – Business Case IT/IS Resolutions) • Small group /team collaboration required • Project Management driven • Cross industry lines of business

Solid Technology Base: Must program in Java. Students choose other languages based on desired focus. Many choose to become Software/Web/ Mobile Developers/ Engineers. Database, BI, Security, IT Consulting, IT Audit, Business/Systems Analysts, Design, and more.

• They can build databases and dashboards focused on delivering the value of business intelligence (BI). • They focus on integrating solutions that enhance and meet the information and operational needs of businesses and other enterprises.

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COLLEGE OF PHYSICAL & MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

APPLIED MATHEMATICS http://www.acme.byu.edu/bsis/

The foundational core of the Applied and Computational Mathematics Emphasis (ACME) is based in mathematics, statistics and computing. The horizontal integration across multiple quantitative disciplines gives students a broad exposure to several interdisciplinary fields, while allowing for each student to have a primary area of specialization. In addition, each student selects an emphasis in one of 28 areas in pure and applied sciences. Examples include economics, business analytics, finance, chemistry, computer science, bio-statistics and all areas of engineering.

ENROLLMENT BS 187 (Seniors) 102

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Teamwork: Students work in teams, developing strong networks and collaborative skills for solving problems that cross traditional mathematical and scientific boundaries. Computing: Students master python and develop a working knowledge of C++, SQL, MPI, OpenMP and map reduce/Hadoop. Projects: Every core math class has a Computer Lab associated with it where students code up their own version of key algorithms to compare with industrial strength libraries.

2018 JOB OFFERS FROM: Amazon Ancestry Fast Enterprises Goldman Sachs Intel Microsoft MX Oracle Raytheon Recursion Pharmaceuticals Zenabi Data

COLLEGE OF PHYSICAL & MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

STATISTICS

http://statistics.byu.edu/

DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Department. As they expand their understanding of the role of science in a systematic pursuit of truth, the student will develop the ability to understand and communicate the results from empirical research in an ethical manner. They will also be able to implement sound statistical methodology to strengthen scientific conclusions.

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TO SUCCEED IN THIS MISSION, THE DEPARTMENT WILL • Offer the premier undergraduate educational experience to statistics and actuarial science majors that prepares them to pursue satisfying and productive careers and qualifies them to enter competitive graduate programs. • Offer an applied statistics graduate program that prepares outstanding students for successful and productive careers. • Provide superb teaching in general education and service courses to cultivate an understanding of the role of the scientific method in performing empirical research. • Contribute to the advancement of statistical science through peerreviewed research, and collaborate on the pursuit of knowledge across scientific disciplines.

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BYU students have the opportunity to complete an integrated BS/MS Statistics program.

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COLLEGE OF PHYSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

COMPUTER SCIENCE

https://cs.byu.edu/

LANGUAGES TAUGHT IN PROGRAM: JAVA, C, C++. C#, PYTHON, RUBY, PHP, JAVASCRIPT, SQL, ASSEMBLY, SCHEME

COMPANIES THAT RECRUIT CS STUDENTS AT BYU

45-50% of students work on mentored research projects in any given semesterâ&#x20AC;&#x2039; BYU's computer science team was one of (out of over 300) to compete in a competition to Amazon's Alexa technology.

8 teams

Winning 19

STUDENT EMMY AWARDS in the past 14 years.

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Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Computer Networks, Systems & Security Data & Text Analytics Computational Science & Control Graphics, Animation & Computer Vision Human-Computer Interaction & Software Development

BS MS Ph.D. Minor

954 66 25 204

Google Microsoft Amazon Facebook National Instruments ExxonMobil Pixar DreamWorks Disney Animation

Sony Goldman Sachs General Motors Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Epic Intel Federal Bureau Investigation National Security Agency

Department of Defense U.S. Department of Homeland Security PepsiCo Qualtrics InsideSales.com Xactware

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COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES

DIGITAL HUMANITIES

(MINOR)

https://registrar.byu.edu/catalog/2014-2015ucat/departments/DigHT/DigHTMinor.

PURPOSES (1) Revisit humanities content by applying technologyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s analytical strengths. (2) Solve modern problems by applying the humanitiesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; synthetic thinking methods.

SKILLS Web publishing | print publishing, computational linguistics | software localization | corpus analysis | topic modeling, etc.

OUTCOMES (1) Understand the implications of technologymediated knowledge. (2) Display expertise in one or more technologies. (3) Apply technology skills to solve real problems and/or create new technology-based tools.

STUDENTS 55/45 split between humanities majors and others. Majors from every college but one (nursing).

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21 mc Cougar Room, Marriott Center . . . . . . g /7 22 ctb Crabtree Technology Building . . . . h /11, 12 23 cone Creamery on Ninth East . . . . . . . . . . .j /10 24 csc Culinary Support Center . . . . . . . . . . h, i /7 25 lves 26 ellb

Edwards Stadium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . d, e /5, 6

27 esc 28 fob

Eyring Science Center . . . . . . . . . . . f, g /12

Ellsworth Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .b /1 Faculty Office Building . . . . . . . . . . . . f /11

29 fb 30 flsr

Fletcher Building . . . . . . . . . . . . g, h /11, 12

31 fph 32 hgb

Former Presidents’ Home . . . . . . . . . .e /12

Foreign Language Student Res . . . . . . .j /4 Grant Building (Testing Center) . . . e, f /13

33 ppgo Grounds Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i, j /12 34 hceb Harman Bldg . (Cont . Education) . . . . . . . i /6 35 hfac Harris Fine Arts Center . . . . . . . . . . g, h /10 36 qbot Harrison Arboretum and Botany Pond Quad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f /13 37 hawf Haws Field . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .c /12 38 hl

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18 conf Conference Center, BYU . . . . . . . . . . . . .i /7 19 lves Cougar Marching Band Hall . . . . . . . . d /6 20 lves Cougar Room, Edwards Stadium . . . . . d /6

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1 alln Allen Hall (Museum of Peoples and Cultures) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .c /14 2 axmb Auxiliary Maintenance Building . . . . i /5, 6

13 ppch Central Heating and Cooling . . . . . . . h /12 14 cmb Chemicals Management Building . i /11, 12 15 hrcb Clark Building, Herald R . . . . . . . . g /11, 12

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Helaman Halls and Cannon Center (canc) . . . . . . . . . . d–f /8, 9

39 hlra Helaman Recreation Area . . . . . . . . . d, e /7 40 hr Heritage Halls . . . . . . . . . . . . . .h–j /7–10 41 hc Hinckley Alumni and Visitors Ctr . . . . . .f /9 42 ipf Indoor Practice Facility . . . . . . . . . . c, d /12 43 iwra Intramural Recreation Area . . . . .a, b /4–6 44 itb Information Technology Building . . . c /8, 9 45 swkt Kimball Tower . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f /12

46 akh 47 jkb

Knight Hall, Amanda . . . . . . . . . . . . . .c /14 Knight Building, Jesse . . . . . . . . . . f, g /10

48 axlb Laundry Bldg ., Auxiliary Services . . . j /6 49 ldsp LDS Philanthropies Building . . . . . . . . .c /8 50 hbll Lee Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . g /11 Life Sciences Building . . . . . . . . . . . . .g /13 51 lsb 52 msrb Maeser Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . e /13 Marriott Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . g /7, 8 53 mc 54 marb Martin Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . g /12 55 b49 Maxwell Institute . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f /14 McDonald Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . g, h /13 56 mb 57 mckb McKay Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f /12 58 mlrp Miller Park (Baseball/Softball) . . . . . e, f /7 59 mtc Missionary Training Center . . . . . . h, i /4, 5 60 morc Morris Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .i /8 61 ppmv Motor Pool Vehicle Shelter . . . . . . i /12, 13 62 moa 63 mp 64 nicb

Museum of Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . g, h /10

65 nef 66 nuf

North East Fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i /6, 7

67 rb 68 rbf

Museum of Paleontology . . . . . . . . . . . c /6 Nicholes Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f, g /12 North University Fields . . . . . . . . . . .c /1–2 Richards Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . e /10, 11 Richards Building Fields . . . . . . . . d /10, 11

69 jsb 70 jfsb

Smith Building, Joseph . . . . . . . . . f /12, 13

71 jfsg

Smith Building Parking Garage, Joseph F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f /11

72 sfh 73 sfld

Smith Fieldhouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . d, e /12

Smith Building, Joseph F . . . . . . . . . . . f /11

Smith Fieldhouse South Field . . . . . . . .d /12

74 asb Smoot Administration Bldg . . . . . . . . .g /10 75 snlb Snell Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i /12 76 sab 77 sasb

Student Athlete Building . . . . . . . . . .d /11 Student Auxiliary Services Bldg . . . .h /5, 6

78 shc Student Health Center . . . . . . . . . . . . j /5 79 tmcb Talmage Math Sciences/ Computer Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . f /10, 11 80 tnrb Tanner Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . e, f /10 81 tlrb Taylor Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j /10, 11 82 tcb 83 tcf

Tennis Courts, Outdoor . . . . . . . . . . . d /13

84 trak 85 upc

University Parkway Center . . . . . . . . . c /6

86 upb 87 rotc

Tennis Courts Building . . . . . . . . . . . .e /12 Track and Field Complex . . . . . . . . . . d /7, 8 University Press Building . . . . . . . h, i /5, 6 Wells Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i /11

88 widb Widtsoe Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . g /12 89 wsc Wilkinson Student Center . . . . . . . g, h /11 90 wt

Wymount Terrace and Administration Building (woab) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j–l /3–7

91 wp

Wyview Park and Central Building (wpcb) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a, b /2–4

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THINGS TO DO IN PROVO The Shops at Riverwoods

RESTAURANTS

Bombay House Indian, Vegetarian 463 N. University Ave. (801) 373-6677 $$

Communal European, American 102 N. University Ave. (801) 373-8000 $$$

Brick Oven Pizza 111E. 800 North (801) 374-8800 $$

Café Rio Mexican 2250 N. University Pkwy (801) 375-5133 $

Black Sheep Cafe Southwestern Modern American 19 N. University Ave. (801) 607-2485 $$

DP Cheesesteaks Sandwiches/Subs 1774 N. University Pkwy. (801) 709-2996 $ Guru’s Breakfast and Brunch 45 E. Center St. (801) 375-4878

J-Dawgs "Crazy Good" Hot dogs 858 N. 700 East (801) 373-3294 $ *two combo meals for $10 Joe Veras Mexican 250 Center St #100 (801) 375-6714 $$ La Jolla Groves American,Steakhouse 4801 N. University Ave., Suite 610 (801) 224-5111 $$$

Per person $ 1-9 $$ 10-19 $$$ 20+

Oregano Italian 223 Center St (801) 788-4185 Pho Plus Vietnamese 68 W. Center St. (801) 377-8808 $ Station 22 Café American 22W. Center St. (801) 607-1803 $$ The Wall 1151 Wilkinson Student Center (801) 422-4470 $ *free fries.

Provo Beach Resort Malawis Pizza Tucanos La Jolla Groves Wynnsong Movie Theatre Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory

Thanksgiving Point

Thanksgiving Point Gardens 3003 North Thanksgiving Way, Lehi

Hale Center Theater 801-226-8600 225 West 400 North Orem, Utah

Comedy Sportz

https://comedysportzutah.com/ 36 West Center Street, Provo, Utah

Walking down Historic Provo Center Street

LDS Temple Black Sheep Café Rockwell Ice Cream Hrushka’s Kolaches (before noon) Guru’s Cafe

Go on a hike or scenic drive

Drive the Alipine loop Hike the Y Hike to Stuart Falls http://www.provolibrary.com/what-to-do-in-provo-outdoors

Local Seasonal Fairs and Events

See library site

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