F irst, they must teach future engineers and scientists the use of tools critical in research and creative processes. Second, because of their in-depth technical expertise, faculty members have a duty to advance the frontiers of knowledge in their fields. The School offers undergraduate programs in chemical, civil, electrical, geological and mechanical engineering. Other undergraduate programs include environmental geology and technology as well as traditional programs in geology. All departments offe r master s-level programs.
Doctoral degrees are available in geology and energy engineering.
The undergraduate engineering programs are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology. The School s modern research facilities include well-maintained laboratories in all departments. Several noteworthy resources deserve to be mentioned. The North Dakota Geological Survey Wilson M. Laird Core and Sample Library is located adjacent to t he geology building, Leonard Hall. The F.D. Holland Jr. Geology Library is also an outstanding research resource.