Trine University - Modulus Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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.ymniniwi Vic Yen and Q. J. Hawthone combined their knowledge for this aero session. '64 Sngirzeerirzg ,And Drafting .And Design Students Academic life at Tri-State prepared the student for responsible positions in engineering and business. The engineering school gave degrees in electrical, chemical, mechanical, aeronautical, and civil engineering. The bus- iness administration school granted degrees in motor transportation, accounting, and general business. A concentrated program of drafting and design was avail- able for training the industrial draftsman. Small formal classes and laboratories provided the student with the experience and theory necessary to keep abreast of current developments and needs. Tri-State programs were through and intensive. Extended classroom, laboratory, and summer programs let the engineer complete his work in twenty-seven months. The business student earned his degree in thir- ty six months and the drafting and design student in twelve months. l Practical laboratory experience with jet engines was part of the Over-all academic picture.