Suong Van Hoa's research into composite materials is blazing a new trail in aviation and has now received a major boost from the federal government and industry in the form of a new Industrial Research Chair in Automated Composites Manufacturing.
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The Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science is dedicated to providing high-quality and comprehensive undergraduate and graduate curricula, to promoting high-caliber research, and to the development of the profession of engineering and computer science in an ethical and socially responsible manner. We strive to prepare graduates to solve real world problems with excellent professional skills leading to superior career opportunities.
The Faculty's vision is to be recognized globally for excellence in innovative, applied, and socially relevant research and for excellence in academic programs for both undergraduate and graduate students.
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All of Concordia's Engineering programs are fully accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board. Computer Science programs are accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society.
ENCS Faculty members are invited to visit the members-only Accreditation website, where they will find all relevant documents and materials in preparation for the re-accreditation process in 2011. Faculty members can now record their assessment of CEAB graduate attributes using the Attribute Assessment System in selected courses. Students can also archive selected work from their courses in the eportfolio system.
These accreditation initiatives are led by Dr. Lata Narayanan, Associate Dean of Academic Programs.
The Concordia Institute of Aerospace Design and Innovation aims to become Canada’s preeminent provider of aerospace education and research. For more on the institute, take a look at our activites in aerospace, and meet Dr. Robert Fews, Aerospace Special Advisor, and Director of CIADI.