ATLAS Academics

ATLAS degrees are granted through the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences.

Our programs blend engineering rigor with creativity and design, empowering students to pursue careers where their passions and expertise meet. Students graduate with a broad range of technical know-how and deep design skills they develop in project-based classes, allowing them to focus on their personal interests and career goals.

Class Schedule

View the Spring 2025 Class Schedule, including undergraduate core courses and electives as well as graduate offerings.

Student Resources

Current ATLAS students can refer to the Student Resources page for info on academics, technology, wellness, jobs, events and more.

 

ATLAS is one of a kind space for people like me who don't fit into easy categories. It's a space that supported and enthusiastically encouraged my cross-disciplinary work when other people were confused by it. — Celeste Moreno, MS in Creative Technology & Design, PhD Student

ATLAS Teaching Labs

Link to Audio Frequency Lab page with image of professor demonstrating a synthesizer for students

Audio Frequency Lab
David Schaal, Director

The AF Lab is a teaching lab and support space for the exploration of sound design and music instrument creation.

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B2 Center for Media, Arts & Performance
Ondine Geary, Managing Director

The ATLAS B2 Center for Media Arts & Performance is a community of radical researchers working at the intersection of art & technology.

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BTU Lab
Zack Weaver, Director

The BTU Lab is an inclusive and eclectic community makerspace facilitating projects at the intersection of art, design, engineering and architecture.

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Helio Lab
Sheiva Rezvani, Director

Helio Lab is dedicated to the technical capture, the exposure, the writing, reading and viewing of the human experience.

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Whaaat!? Lab
Danny Rankin, Director

Whaaat!? Lab explores new ways to bring more delight to the world through games and experimental interactions.

 

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