Simulator Building

The Simulator Building is where students in the professional flight program become prepared to take flight in five airplane simulators. The second floor houses an air traffic control simulator room that mimics a live air traffic control tower. Other laboratories for the engineering programs are also located here, so students get practical experience in building automotive, aeronautical and manufacturing technologies.

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⭐ Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering

The Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University is one of the largest and most comprehensive engineering programs in the United States. We create engineers and inspire innovation across our 25 undergraduate programs and 47 graduate programs. The Fulton Schools are agile, dynamic and dedicated to continuous innovation, student success, faculty excellence, and cultivation of an environment that is diverse, equitable and inclusive.

We offer the Fulton Difference, encapsulated by these principles:
We focus on student success in the classroom and beyond.
We accelerate use-inspired research and entrepreneurial engagement.
Our faculty are dedicated to transformational research and engineering education.
We engage our stakeholders in industry and the community.
We make global impacts.

School of Computing, Informatics, and Decision Systems Engineering

The school offers degrees in computer science, computer systems engineering, data science, analytics and engineering, engineering management, informatics, robotics and autonomous systems, and software engineering. Some programs are located at the Tempe campus, others are at the Polytechnic campus. View degree programs.

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