Ingram School of Engineering

Ingram School of Engineering Official account of the Texas State Ingram School of Engineering All programs lead to a bachelor of science degree.

The Ingram School of Engineering offers four programs:
Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Civil Engineering. These programs are designed to be student-centered, and are structured to provide extensive hands-on experience. We also offer a master's program in Engineering, comprised of four separate concentration areas:
Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, and Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering.

Texas State Universitys chapter proudly participated in the Concrete Canoe Competition at the 2026 ASCE Frontier Studen...
05/28/2026

Texas State Universitys chapter proudly participated in the Concrete Canoe Competition at the 2026 ASCE Frontier Student Symposium hosted by Texas A&M University Corpus Christi.

This two-semester-long challenge requires students to design, analyze, and construct a functional concrete canoe, incorporating structural analysis, hull design, and the development of a lightweight concrete mix capable of floating and performing competitively on the water.

Also at this year’s symposium, Dr. Yongtao D**g was recognized as the recipient of the ASCE Texas Section Outstanding Faculty Advisor Award because Dr. D**g has demonstrated exceptional leadership, mentorship and support of the TXST ASCE Student Chapter. In addition to a cash prize to both Dr. D**g and the TXST ASCE Student Chapter, Dr. D**g is also automatically nominated for the ASCE Global Outstanding Faculty Advisor Award.

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Congratulations to all of the graduating seniors of the class of 2026!•••
05/20/2026

Congratulations to all of the graduating seniors of the class of 2026!
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05/19/2026

During this years Senior Design Day, we caught up with different teams to ask them some tough questions!
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In continuation of highlighting our Bobcats. We would like to congratulate the winners of the “Faculty Choice” award. Wh...
05/15/2026

In continuation of highlighting our Bobcats. We would like to congratulate the winners of the “Faculty Choice” award. Where members of ISoEs own esteemed faculty vote on projects they feel where the best!

The winners for the “Faculty Choice” award for the Electrical Engineering category was team “E2.02 Password b0bc@t”. Featuring members Nicholas Humphrey, Skylar Jamar, Zachary Gayman, & Mason Smith. (Slide 1; Left to Right)

In Civil Engineering we have team, “C2.03 Iron Removal from Water via Sedimentation.” With members Clay Kinsey, Gage Royer, William Plunket, & Mckenna Maeker. (Slide 2; Left to Right)

For Industrial Engineering we have team, “I2.01 Computer Vision-Based MOST Analysis of Disassembly Operations”. Consisting of members Jade Ong, Kenya Frias Rodriguez, Tyler Haug, & Claire Pauwels. (Slide 3; Left to Right)

In Manufacturing Engineering there is team, “M2.04 Anylogic Simulation”. Featuring members Noah Richardson, & Junior Segura-Ontiveros. (Slide 4; Left to Right)

Lastly we have Mechanical Engineering team, “ME2.02 The Meadows Center Diving Buoys”. With members Claudia Quilter, Ryan Beakly, Andres Herrera, & Logan Mallow. (Slide 5; Left to Right)

Congratulations to these engineering teams on their Senior Design awards and all their hard-work this semester!

Last Tuesday ISoE hosted our annual Senior Design Day! A showcasing of our seniors capstone projects to the public. We a...
05/13/2026

Last Tuesday ISoE hosted our annual Senior Design Day! A showcasing of our seniors capstone projects to the public. We also held a vote, for the “Industry choice”. This means visitors from engineering industries that are in attendance can vote on which projects they were impressed by!

The winners for the Industry Choice category in Electrical Engineering was “E2.07 HDL FPGA 404 BOT_Not_Found”. Made up members Aaron Ong, Theodore Freij, Alex Nuez, Farrah Balbuena, Matthew Carter, Miguel Octavo Castro, Luis Leon Pineda, Ma Sweeney. (Left to Right)

For Civil Engineering, winners “C2.01 Water Transmission & Elevated Storage Tank”. With members Mark Peterman, Otto Sanchez, Gabriela Solis, & Michael Cartwright (Slide 2; Left to Right).

For Industrial Engineering, winners “I2.03 Modeling & Simulation of Academic Makerspaces”. This team is made up of members, Aleah White, Natalie Huth, & (not pictured) George Bruen. (Slide 3; Left to Right).

In Manufacturing Engineering, winners “M2.05 Digital Twin Foundations for the Ingram Makerspace”. Consisting of members William West & Luke Fredrick. (Slide 4; Left to Right)

Lastly in Mechanical Engineering, winners “ME2.03 Low-Pressure Injection Molding Machine”. With members Ankit Rai, Benedetta Murri, Mia De La Torre, William Gellner, & Corbin Whitaker. (Slide 5; Left to Right)

Congratulations to these engineering teams for their Senior Design awards and all their hardworking this semester!

04/30/2026

Did your favorite robot make the list? 👀🤖


We would like to congratulate the members of Team Password:Bobc@t, Team RadDAWGS, & BOSS for placing in the “NASA Texas ...
04/30/2026

We would like to congratulate the members of Team Password:Bobc@t, Team RadDAWGS, & BOSS for placing in the “NASA Texas Space Grant 2026 Design Challenge”! 

Team Password:Bobc@t placed in the following categories, 3rd in “Top Design Teams”, “Best Video”, 4th place in “Best Peer Review”, and “Best Oral Presentation”. This team includes Nicholas Humphrey, Zachary Gayman, Mason Smith, & Skylar Jamar. (Left to Right)

Team RadDAWGS placed 2nd in the “Best Video”, & 3rd in the “Best Oral Presentation” categories. This team includes Hunter McCrea, Jesog Brian Lee, Samuel Drell, & Stuart Plaugher. (2nd Slide, Left to Right)

Lastly, Team BOSS (Bobcats in Outer Space Structures) tied for 4th place in the “Best Poster” category. This team consisted of members Chloe Hinojosa, Liam Byrom, Tony Diehl, John Hearn, & Scott Yeatman.

Keep up the great work Bobcats!
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Robots galore at the Robotics and Automation Society’s end-of-year showcase! Here are some of our personal highlights⚙️🤖...
04/28/2026

Robots galore at the Robotics and Automation Society’s end-of-year showcase! Here are some of our personal highlights⚙️🤖

In the honor of earth day we would like to highlight and say thank you to the research initiatives of our TXST Engineeri...
04/22/2026

In the honor of earth day we would like to highlight and say thank you to the research initiatives of our TXST Engineering faculty. Our ISoE’s instructors have dedicated countless hours to research and projects that have aided in the preservation of the earth and all the things it gives us!
Happy Earth Day to all! 🌎💚

We invite you to apply to the 2026-2027 Texas State SEED Scholarship!The NSF SEED (Scholars of Excellence in Engineering...
04/21/2026

We invite you to apply to the 2026-2027 Texas State SEED Scholarship!

The NSF SEED (Scholars of Excellence in Engineering Design) Program offers in-major faculty mentoring, design workshops, professional development opportunities, and social programming.

Scholarship awards are available up to $15,000 a year for four years. A limited number of scholarships are available for the academic year; awards based on need.

Applications accepted until May 1, 2026

Apply today!🌟

For more information and eligibility requirements, visit the TXST SEED Project website - link in bio

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