This education and research will be performed in a manner that produces well-rounded graduates while maintaining the unique character of the College. The fulfillment of this mission will result in continued close cooperation between the faculty and students and the development of a group of faculty, students, and graduates with a sense of pride and confidence in the College and the University. This mission will result in the recognition of the College in the engineering profession as a source of faculty professionals and graduate engineers who can and will provide skill and leadership to the profession and to society. Upon graduation of the first Computer engineers, in May 1996, the program was evaluated and accredited. ABET is the sole agency responsible for accrediting educational programs leading to a degree in engineering in the United States.
Students have the right of access to their files.
A description of the procedure for obtaining access is in the 2001-2003 Catalog. You are encouraged to check your Departmental Files to ensure completeness and accuracy. The University Handbook also includes File and Record Information under the title Student Records Policy. Transcripts may be obtained from the Office of the Registrar. Instructions for securing transcripts are also in the Catalog.