Engineering as a Profession

		"Our goal is to prepare students for the changes of today in a way to meet the challenges of tomorrow." - John Wheat, Instructor

Engineering is a professional field that influences almost every element of our society. Perhaps no other profession is more truely concernrd with the safety of health and property. The goals of the engineering profession, maintenance of high ethical standards and quality performance, are integral to the academics programs in all the schools of engineering. Students of engineering must graduate with an understanding of scientific and mathematical prinicples in order to play a roledeveloping solutions for the complex problems of modern society.

Careers in Engineering:

Research, Development, Government, Consulting, Teaching, Manufacturing and Construction, Quality Assurance and Quality Control, Sales, Management, Design, Operations and Maintenance.

Fields of Engineering:

Aeronautical and Aerospace, Agricultiral, Architectural, Automotive, Biomedical, Ceramic, Chemical, Civil, Computer Engineering and Computer Science, Electrical and Electronics, Environmental, Industrial, Manufacturing, Marine, Materials and Metallurical, Mechnical, Mining and Geological, Nuclear, Petroleum and others yet to be defined.