Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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The Frosh of'57 'ff i JOHN RUPTASH Director of the School of Engineering At present, graduate studies in Aeronautical Engineering are offered on a part-time basis, and this year ten graduate students are tak- ing part in these studies. Graduate courses in other fields will be offered in the near future as facilities are acquired, in keeping with a. policy of continued expansion and im- provement of the School of Engineering. Engineers at Carleton are very grateful to Dr. John Ruptash for his leadership in de- veloping the School of Engineering during' Qk? - - 9 S Engineering HI Another Landmark Nineteen Sixty-One sees the first graduating class of Engineers at Carleton University re- ceive their degrees. The four-year engineer- ing program at Carlton commenced in 1957, prior to which Carleton offered only the first two years of an Engineering curriculum. Since the fall of 1957 , the School of Engineer- ing has been expanding rapidly along with Carleton itself, whose fulltime enrolment has almost doubled in the past five years. The present engineering curriculum offers three years of concentration on the engineer- ing sciences to allow th student engineer to gain a solid background in the fundamentals of engineering. During the fourth year the student has an opportunity to obtain some- what more specialized training' in one of the five options: Engineering Physics, Engineer- ing Science, and Civil, Mechanical or Electri- cal Engineering. the past two years. During this period he has acquired the services of several capable professors and the school has acquired nu- merous engineering facilities. Some measure of the value of an engineering course may be appreciated from its recog- nition by a professional engineering associa- tion. In consideration of the quality of in- struction and the facilities available, it would seem that professional recognition of the engineering course is not far off. g Q f 2 . l T Page 20

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