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“CSUF Engineering Shifts Into High Gear " The new ECS Center will provide major modern laboratory facilities . . . " - Dean Bilello. y|s of July 1, 1986 the California I State University, Fullerton had its f* sixth school, the School of Engi- neering and Computer Science. The new school is composed of four departments, Computer Science, Civil, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering, which were pre- viously part of the School of Mathemat- ics, Science and Engineering. The school was formed in order to provide greater visibility and focus for Fullerton State ' s engineering and computer science pro- grams and to help meet the professional needs of Orange County ' s " high-tech " in- dustries. With the new school came a new dean, Dr. John C. Bilello, who was previously Dean of Engineering and Applied Sci- ences at the State University of New York at Stony Brook and more recently Director of the Synchrotron Topography Project, a multi-university research con- sortium based at Brookhaven National Laboratory on Long Island, NY. He brings to CSUF a broad perspective on engineering and computer science educa- tion and research. Scheduled to finish construction in the summer of 1989 is the engineering and computer science school ' s five-story 53,000 square foot building addition. The building will provide the school with badly needed faculty offices, class rooms, teaching and research laboratories. Dr. Bilello stated that: " The new engineering and computer science center will provide major modern laboratory facilities at the cutting edge of technology, which will have a beneficial impact on CSUF stu- dents and fostering cooperative efforts with the surrounding industrial communi- ty well into the next century. " ' ' ■ ' HIM,,, Artist ' s rendering of the new Engineering & Computer Science Center. ■11 ^ 1 1 i i I i I, " ' % ' ill! HULLS I 1 m Sim MJf|U ENGINEERING i ■ * ; iVtirfa ' " * Dean John C. Bilello standing on the site of the new Engineering & Computer Science Center. 10 Titan ' 87 ”
