Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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When the School of Engineering was established in 1902, it was officially listed as Civil and Mechanical Engineering. Within the last fifty-seven years the School of Engineering has expanded to the point where it now offers each student the opportunity to concentrate in practically any field of modern engineering. 1,11 I SCHOOL OE ENGINEERING This abundance of offerings has paralleled the continuing growth and increasing importance of the engineering profession in our industrialized society. The purpose of the School is to provide an educa- tional environment which will give each student the many qualities characteristic of professional en- gineers. DEPARTMENT OF AERGNAUTICAL ENGINEERING The Department of Aeronautical Engineering was established in 1931. Since 1931, the department's growth has kept pace with the growth of the air- craft industry and now has enrolled over 170 stu- dents. The student is provided with a thorough knowledge of basic aeronautical and engineering theory, but the course is kept sufficiently flexible to allow the stu- M. F. Rose, Professorg V. J. DiSabato, Instructor. dent to keep pace with developments in the field of aeronautical engineering. The theory of the classroom is tested by practical application in the department's modern wind tunnel. The wind tunnel at Tri-State College, constructed in the 193O's, was one of the first to be erected on any college campus. l i r l l 5 u l l pri