The college has 9 undergraduate majors, including electronic information engineering, communication engineering, software engineering, computer science and technology, digital media technology, automation, artificial intelligence, mechanical design and manufacturing and automation, and material forming and control engineering. Among them, electronic information engineering and mechanical manufacturing and automation are provincial majors. It can recruit academic graduate students in five major directions: mechanical manufacturing and automation, materials science and engineering, information and communication engineering, control science and engineering, and computer science and technology. It can recruit professional postgraduates in five major directions: mechanical engineering, material engineering, electronics and communication engineering, control engineering and computer technology. It can recruit doctoral students in four major directions: mechanical manufacturing and automation, material science and engineering, information and communication engineering and machinery (doctor of engineering).

The college has been adhering to the concept of talent training as the center, paying attention to the cultivation of students' basic theory, professional knowledge and experimental skills, and striving to improve students' innovation and practical ability. Students have achieved excellent results in previous major competitions such as electronic design, challenge cup, smart car, mechanical and electrical product design, Qilu software design and mathematical modeling, and the graduation rate and employment level of graduates have always maintained a high level.

The college insists on opening up its schools and strives to improve its international level. Jointly carry out the undergraduate education project of "Mechanical Design, Manufacturing and Automation" with the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in Australia, and carry out double bachelor's degrees and undergraduate and postgraduate studies with many universities in the United States, Britain, France and Sweden.