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MISSION
STATEMENT
The
mission of the Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs is to
foster in each student ability and enthusiasm to work wisely, creatively, and
effectively for the betterment of humankind, thereby promoting future success in
the profession. Central to the programs are certain principles, including
the importance of collaboration, the discovery and sharing of knowledge, the
appreciation of ethical, safety and economic concerns, and the need for
life-long learning and advanced study.
PROGRAM
OBJECTIVES
The
mission of the Electrical Engineering and the Computer Engineering
programs requires the attainment of specific objectives. These are:
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To
provide students with fundamental knowledge of the physical sciences,
mathematics, and engineering sciences.
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to graduate engineers who are
proficient in the use of tools of the profession including laboratory
skills, modeling and analysis, and computers;
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to
develop critical thinking abilities in analyzing problems,
gathering information and extending knowledge to the solution of new
problems;
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to
provide experience in the solution of open-ended design
problems and in working effectively on multi-disciplinary teams;
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to
enhance proficiency in oral and written communications and in technical
presentations;
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to
foster an appreciation of the interplay of technology, economics,
and societal considerations such as ethics and safety in engineering design;
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to
use the intellectual support of a diverse campus community to encourage an
appreciation of the values of the humanities, social sciences and arts in
the practice of engineering;
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to
develop in students the skills and passion necessary to achieve continued
success in an engineering career through the pursuit of graduate studies and
life-long learning.
FOUR-YEAR PROGRAM IN: Electrical
Engineering Computer
Engineering
© Copyright 2002 Manhattan College
Last Update: July, 2002
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