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ENGINEERING
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
James Matheny, Dean
FACULTY
Andy Bazar, Vincent D. Bevill, W. Kenneth Dodger, George Burnham, Shyhming
Chang, Wayn P. Dominick, Dennis Hagopian. Charles W. Haynes, Mushf,1Q Hus ain,
McRae Jarrett, Kandiah Jeyapalan, Irvin H. Kra!, Richard Leake, Samu I Y. Liao, Satya
Mahanty, F,1reed W. Nader, joseph Plunkelf, Hans B. Pultgen, Herb rt D. Richards,
D. £ Robi on, Walter f . Rowland_ }ankie N. upersad, Bovornsak Vathayanon,
Mohamad Youse! 1
DEGREES OFFERED: BS (Civil, Electrical, Industrial or Mechanical Engineering, or urveying
and Photogramm try), MS (Civil Engineerin g) , MS (Electrical or Mechanic.1l l at Edwards Air
Force Base
Options:
Civil
Electrical
Industrial
Mec hanical
Surveying and Photogrammetry
SCHOOL PROGRAMS
Engin ering may be defined as the application of science and technolOgy for th b nefit of
ociety. Therefor , th engineering student pursues cour e in the scien es. mathematics,
humanities, and socia.l sci nces; and In engineering dence which interface the cour es in
science with those in professional engineering. Because it embrace a broad horizon. engine ring
i divided into int rrelated fields of specialization, Th S hool provides in truction in the fields
of civil, electrica l, industri~l, and mechanical engineering, and in surveying and photogrammetry.
Electrical engineering in ludes the study of electronic . A program in urveying and
photogrammetry is also offered. Engine ring student are pr par d to nter the practice of
professional engineering or graduate ludy; student studying surveying and photograrnmetry are
pr pared to becom specialists in the various aspects of urv ying.
The civil. ele tri al, and mechani al englneering programs are accrediled by the Engineers'
Coun il for Professional Development (ECPO), th nationally recognized accrediting agen y of
th ngin ering profes ion. Th surveying and photogrammetry program is a redited by the
aporopriate tale agency.
The School of Engineering offer a program in cooperation with the Health Science
Department. Th program is designed to prepare its gradual for car r in occupational health
and safety. Interested persons ar ref rr d to the section of this catalog entitled Health Science
D partment.
ENGINEERING FIELDS
Civil Engineering. Civil engine ring is concernerl with the science and te hnology of
planning, analyzing, designing, constructing, operating. an·d maintaining structure , tran port at ion
systems, environmental works, and water resource developments. Within thes fields the c;ivil
engineer deal with buildings, bridges. foundations, highways, airports, waterway , pip lin s,
surveying, mapping, water supply system , waste treatment systems. rwironmental water quality
control, dams, hydropower in lallation , irrig<;~tion, flood control, and other fixed engineering
works.
The civil engine r may utilize computer methods or analyzing and de igning complex
structures and yst m ; undertake r sear h on tructural use of new materials or on advanced
methods of water and wast treatment; design prot tive stru tural feature and radiatior1
hielding in nuclear power plants; parti ipale in structural and fa llity aspects of aerospace
projects; or work in muni lpal ngineering. urban planning, or vehicular traffic control.
Electrical Engineering. Electrical engineering deals with energy and information in electrica l
form. This dynami field of ontempor, ry technology encompa es activities such a the
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Object Description
| Title | 1979-80 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1979-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 243 |
| Full Text Search | ENGINEERING SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING James Matheny, Dean FACULTY Andy Bazar, Vincent D. Bevill, W. Kenneth Dodger, George Burnham, Shyhming Chang, Wayn P. Dominick, Dennis Hagopian. Charles W. Haynes, Mushf,1Q Hus ain, McRae Jarrett, Kandiah Jeyapalan, Irvin H. Kra!, Richard Leake, Samu I Y. Liao, Satya Mahanty, F,1reed W. Nader, joseph Plunkelf, Hans B. Pultgen, Herb rt D. Richards, D. £ Robi on, Walter f . Rowland_ }ankie N. upersad, Bovornsak Vathayanon, Mohamad Youse! 1 DEGREES OFFERED: BS (Civil, Electrical, Industrial or Mechanical Engineering, or urveying and Photogramm try), MS (Civil Engineerin g) , MS (Electrical or Mechanic.1l l at Edwards Air Force Base Options: Civil Electrical Industrial Mec hanical Surveying and Photogrammetry SCHOOL PROGRAMS Engin ering may be defined as the application of science and technolOgy for th b nefit of ociety. Therefor , th engineering student pursues cour e in the scien es. mathematics, humanities, and socia.l sci nces; and In engineering dence which interface the cour es in science with those in professional engineering. Because it embrace a broad horizon. engine ring i divided into int rrelated fields of specialization, Th S hool provides in truction in the fields of civil, electrica l, industri~l, and mechanical engineering, and in surveying and photogrammetry. Electrical engineering in ludes the study of electronic . A program in urveying and photogrammetry is also offered. Engine ring student are pr par d to nter the practice of professional engineering or graduate ludy; student studying surveying and photograrnmetry are pr pared to becom specialists in the various aspects of urv ying. The civil. ele tri al, and mechani al englneering programs are accrediled by the Engineers' Coun il for Professional Development (ECPO), th nationally recognized accrediting agen y of th ngin ering profes ion. Th surveying and photogrammetry program is a redited by the aporopriate tale agency. The School of Engineering offer a program in cooperation with the Health Science Department. Th program is designed to prepare its gradual for car r in occupational health and safety. Interested persons ar ref rr d to the section of this catalog entitled Health Science D partment. ENGINEERING FIELDS Civil Engineering. Civil engine ring is concernerl with the science and te hnology of planning, analyzing, designing, constructing, operating. an·d maintaining structure , tran port at ion systems, environmental works, and water resource developments. Within thes fields the c;ivil engineer deal with buildings, bridges. foundations, highways, airports, waterway , pip lin s, surveying, mapping, water supply system , waste treatment systems. rwironmental water quality control, dams, hydropower in lallation , irrig<;~tion, flood control, and other fixed engineering works. The civil engine r may utilize computer methods or analyzing and de igning complex structures and yst m ; undertake r sear h on tructural use of new materials or on advanced methods of water and wast treatment; design prot tive stru tural feature and radiatior1 hielding in nuclear power plants; parti ipale in structural and fa llity aspects of aerospace projects; or work in muni lpal ngineering. urban planning, or vehicular traffic control. Electrical Engineering. Electrical engineering deals with energy and information in electrica l form. This dynami field of ontempor, ry technology encompa es activities such a the 243 |
