University of Delaware - Blue Hen Yearbook (Newark, DE)

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School of Engineering DEAN LYLE CLARK Enginnt:rlng was first !mlghi at the l n':w:reqjt:; of Delaware in 1892 in two courses; Civil Engineering and a combined course in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering. Electrical Engineering was first taught as a separate course in 1911, and Chemical Engineering was established in 1916. Today the School of Engineering covers four main branches of engineering; Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, and Chemical. The establishment, development, and growth of engineering education at the University of Delaware largely has paralleled that of the United States as a whole, From the beginning of engineering education at the University of Delaware, it has been recognized that science, judicially leav- ened with an appropriate amount of humanistic and economic studies, provides the student with a solid, broad foundation upon which to build professional competency. Today more than ever, the faculty of the school of En- gineering recognizes that engineering education must develop men who can face new and difficult engineering situations with imagination and competence. The engineering profession is not static, for it is essentially a creative profession. It is recognized at Delaware that only those who have a well-balanced cultural and scientific program of study ean adjust themselves to the requirements of a rapidly and continually changing social, economical, and political order. Evans and Du Pont Halls Wt g i ol 'L'.'llllhllrl

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Careful, please! FOIBEN One plus two equals? ? Could you explain that once more! Concentrate!

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Thirsty ? The ehortest distance between two points is a straight line, Looks like cut glass to me! 20