College of Engineering

Dean of the College
4183 Bell Engineering Center
575-3051

Associate Dean
4188 Bell Engineering Center
575-6010

Assistant Dean
3161 Bell Engineering Center
575-6011

Dean
Otto J. Loewer, Jr., Ph.D.
Purdue University

Associate Deans
Robert C. Welch, Ph.D.,
University of Texas

Jim L. Gattis, Ph.D.
Purdue University

William D. Brown, Ph.D.
University of New Mexico

Assistant Deans
William K. Warnock, Ph.D.
Oklahoma State University

Thomas Carter III, B.S.
Henderson State University

Student Information/Registration
3189 Bell Engineering Center
575-3051

Student Relations
3188 Bell Engineering Center
575-6015

Engineering Research Center
575-6407

World Wide Web
http://web.engr.uark.edu/


ENGINEERING ADVISORY COUNCIL

R.R. Baxter,
Baxter Associates, Inc
Palatine, Illinois

O.T. Beasley,
(retired) Chemical Market Associates, Inc.
Houston, Texas

George Combs,
Combs Equity Management
Little Rock, AR

Ansel Condray,
Exxon Company USA
Houston, Texas

William L. Cravens,
Alltel Information Services
Little Rock, Arkansas

J. Cliff Eason,
Southwestern Bell Telephone
San Antonio, Texas

David D. Foust,
Seneca Wire and Manufacturing Co.
Fostoria, Ohio

Charles B. Friley,
The North American Coal Company
Dallas, Texas

Mary L. Good,
Venture Capital Investors, L.L.C.
Little Rock, Arkansas

Wesley Haisty,
(retired) Detroit Tool & Engineering Co.
Lebanon, Missouri

Jack Harrod,
Texas Instruments
Dallas, Texas

Edward M. Harvey,
Harvey Industries
Little Rock, Arkansas

James S. Keel, Jr.,
Keel Enterprises
Cincinnati, Ohio

Kenneth W. Keltner,
(retired) Southwestern Bell Telephone
Little Rock, Arkansas

Jack L. King,
Ogelthorpe Power Corp.
Tucker, Georgia

Rodger S. Kline,
Acxiom Corporation
Conway, Arkansas

John Marshall,
Entergy Corporation
Little Rock, Arkansas

Ralph E. Martin,
Petro Fac, Inc.
Tyler, Texas

Michael Means,
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company
Little Rock, Arkansas

Albert H. Miller,
Miller-Newell Engineers, Inc.
Newport, Arkansas

Ray Owen,
(retired) Burlington Resources
Houston, Texas

Kirk Pond,
Fairchild Semiconductor
Portland, Maine

Larry Stephens,
Mid-South Engineering
Hot Springs, Arkansas

W. Thomas Stephens,
MacMillan Bloedel Limited
Vancouver, BC

Gus Vratsinas,
Vratsinas Construction Company
Little Rock, Arkansas

Otto Loewer,
UA College of Engineering
Fayetteville, Arkansas


Organization and Facilities
Program
Degrees Offered
College Admission Requirements
College Scholarships
Honorary and Professional Organizations
College Academic Regulations
College Degree Requirements
Graduation Honors
Cooperative Eduation
Electronics Manufacturing
Graduate Studies

For course information, see the College of Engineering Catalog.

Contact the Dean's Office at (479) 575-3051 for a copy of the current catalog.


Departments, Degree Programs and Courses

BIOLOGICAL AND AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING (BAEG)
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (CHEG)
CIVIL ENGINEERING (CVEG)
COMPUTER SCIENCE/ COMPUTER ENGINEERING (CSCE)
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (ELEG)

GENERAL ENGINEERING (GNEG)
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING (INEG)
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (MEEG)
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT (OMGT) Offered through Graduate Resident Centers
OPERATIONS RESEARCH (ORES)


STATEMENT OF PURPOSE

Recognizing that the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, is a land-grant institution with consequent responsibilities in teaching, research and service, and realizing that these are mutually dependent and necessary responsibilities, the College of Engineering adopts and seeks to fulfill the following statement of purpose.

Undergraduate Education

To offer a high-quality course of instruction involving classroom, laboratory and extracurricular activities that will result in professionals qualified to begin careers in the field of engineering and prepared to assume responsible places of leadership in society.

Graduate Education

To offer state-of-the-art coursework and research experiences which result in all graduates being capable of independent analysis and design, and all Ph.D. graduates capable of extending the state-of-the-art in their areas of expertise.

Continuing Education

To provide local, regional, national and international seminars, symposia, short courses and credit courses to engineers and others in the technical community to help them further their formal education and keep abreast of new developments in technology.

Technology Development

To assist actively and vigorously in the growth and development of the State of Arkansas and the nation by performing research and development of state-of-the-art technology, by updating the existing technology within industrial circles, by providing educational support services and by attracting and creating new industry.

External Relations

To communicate effectively with the College's various constituencies in order to establish and maintain long-term relationships which lead to increased support for quality programs in teaching, research and service.

Internal Relations

To involve engineering faculty in active participation in University, College and Department governance and functions.

 

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