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OVERVIEW. Introduction to The Samueli School of Engineering Review of available opportunities for students Student panel Questions. The definition of Engineering that we like best…. VIDEO. SAMUELI SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING BY THE NUMBERS.
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OVERVIEW • Introduction to The Samueli School of Engineering • Review of available opportunities for students • Student panel • Questions
SAMUELI SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING BY THE NUMBERS • Founded in 1965, The Samueli School of Engineering is one of the nation’s fastest growing programs. • Undergraduate program ranked in top 50 out of 300 engineering programs. • Grad program is ranked 38th. • 5 departments, 12 majors including CSE • 10 faculty members elected to National Academies • More than 1/3 of faculty are fellows in professional societies • 3,119 undergraduate students, 898 graduate students
EXAMPLES OF RESEARCH AREAS • Water resources • Center for Hydrometerology and Remote Sensing • Urban Water Resource Center • Energy • The National Fuel Cell Research Center • UCI Combustion Laboratory • Biomedical Engineering • Beckman Laser Institute • The Edwards Lifesciences Center for Advanced Cardiovascular Technology • Chao Family Comprehensive Cancer Center • Plus 10 other research centers and 40 additional individual research groups
COURSES ARE TAUGHT BY TOP RESEARCHERS Dr. Michelle Khine Inventor of microfluidic technologies for biomedical applications Dr. Bob Liebeck Boeing Senior Fellow Father of Blended Wing Body Airplane
TEACHING APPROACH • Initially, classes are large (lower division) • Upper division courses become smaller and more interactive • Year long senior design courses • Projects such as cargo airplane, steel bridge • Interaction with faculty is a hallmark of smaller classes • A blend of fundamentals, research and hands-on experience.
PRACTICAL DESIGN OPPORTUNITIES • Students are encouraged to participate in research and hands-on engineering design opportunities to develop practical skills needed for graduate study or employment. • Some examples of ways to participate: • Senior design projects • UROP and Independent Studies • Engineering design competitions
STUDENT INVOLVEMENT • Engineering Student Council (ESC) • Discover Research • Engineers week • E-Prom • Engineers Without Borders (EWB) • American Society of Mechanical Engineers(ASME) • Society of Women Engineers (SWE) • American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) • Mexican American Engineers and Scientists (MAES) • National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) • Honors Societies • And many more!
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING *Biomedical Computational Technologies *Biomedical Flourescence Spectroscopy *Biomedical Image Processing *Biomedical Nanscale Systems *Biophotonics *Medical Diagnostic Devices *Micro/nano Fluidics *Single Cell Analysis *Tissue Engineering *Cardiovascular Technologies
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING & MATERIALS SCIENCE • *Bio-Nano-Materials • *Biophotonics • *Ceramic Materials Engineering • *Complex fluids and colloids • *Drug delivery engineering • *Environmental Microbiology and Engineering • *Molecular biotechnology and recombinant cell technology • *Nanostructured Materials and nanotechnology • *Optoelectronic Devices and Materials
CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING *Earthquake Engineering *Hydrology/Hydrometeorology/Remote Sensing *Smart Materials and Structures *Structural Systems Reliability *Sustainable build and natural environment *Transportation Driven pollution control *Transportation Systems Engineering *Water and Wastewater Treatment *Water Chemistry and Reuse
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING & COMPUTER SCIENCE *Analog/RF IC design *Communications *Computer architecture *Nano/biotechnology *Photonics/MEMS technology *Power electronics *Signal processing *System software *Wireless communications and networks
MECHANICAL & AEROSPACE ENGINEERING *Aerospace Systems: Propulsion & Dynamics *Combustion & Thermophysics *Energy systems/Fuel Cell Technologies *Environment & Sustainability *Fluid Mechanics & Turbulence *Micro/Nano-mechanics *Miniaturization Engineering *Robotics & Machine Learning *Structures & Solid Mechanics
LAPTOPS • Engineering students are required to have access to a laptop. • Some software and support is provided to students. • Financial assistance offered by Financial Aid. • More information can be found at laptops.eng.uci.edu
CHANGE OF MAJOR • Students who have been admitted to UCI may request a major change into engineering by submitting an appeal • www.eng.uci.edu/appeal • Reviewed on a case by case basis • Not guaranteed
FSSP • Freshman Summer Start Program • Earn academic credit – GE or Major • Learn about campus resources • Contact the Undergraduate Student Affairs Office prior to enrolling in a course.
INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING • First year Engineering students design, build and test a multi-disciplinary project • Course offers an introduction to basic Engineering principles as well as all the Engineering disciplines
VIDEO https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B7OpQuyqJOaGazJNSTlZMmotNE0/edit
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Thank you for your interest in UCI and The Samueli School of Engineering! We wish you the best of luck in all your future endeavors! Contact: ugengr@uci.edu