Professor Raymond Schlueter has retired at the end of 27 years of excellent service of teaching Electrical Engineering in the Department of Engineering and Engineering Technology.
May, 1999:
Fall 99 will
see classes starting at SSU
for students wanting to earn the Georgia Tech
Engineering Degree in Computer Engineering or Civil Engineering.
This has been made possible through the Georgia
Tech Regional Engineering Program (GTREP).
The other programs
of interest are:
Regents' Engineering Transfer Program(RETP)
Dual Degree Program
SSU Engineering Technology Degree Program
Click
here for details of these Degree Programs.
October,
1998:
TheStatewide
Engineering Programs:
Bachelor of
Science in Civil Engineering:
To be offered
collaboratively by Georgia Tech with Savannah State University, Armstrong
Atlantic State University and Georgia Southern University.
Master of Science
in Environmental Engineering and Master of Science in Electrical Engineering:
To be offered
by Georgia Tech largely via distance learning with involvement of Savannah
State University, Armstrong Atlantic State University, Georgia Southern
University and Skidaway Institute of Oceanography.
Details of these
collaborative endeavours will be coming to this silver screen soon!
August, 1998:
The students
started their first 'SEMESTER' after the change-over from 'Quarter' system.
All the universities of the University system of Georgia have changed from
Quarter to Semester system with effect from the Fall of 1998.
