Engineering Technology

Five themes span the entire curriculum. Engineering, enterprising, and education are connected to engineers’ societal role: to design and build things starting from a strong vision to improve people’s lives. The environment involves an awareness of the various interwoven aspects—nature, culture, technology—that shape this societal role. Finally, ensembling allows engineers to approach things from a “big picture” perspective. In essence, engineers find intelligent solutions to technological problems. Engineers at Campus Group T—the 5E engineers, however, are more than technology experts. They have distinct entrepreneurial skills and are capable of coaching both themselves and others. Our engineers are aware of their place in the world and the impact they have on nature and culture. Finally, they are big-picture thinkers with the ability to see complex problems from a systemic, integrated perspective. 5E engineering cannot be learned from a book or through individual work. 5E engineering is a matter of developing and fine-tuning an ensemble of qualities over the entire course of your studies and career. Collaboration, cross-professional experience, diversity, and a plurality of worldviews are crucial to the 5E engineering vision.