On Thursday, the College of Engineering and Computer Science opened its new AGC of East Tennessee Construction Lab.
2017 Spring Commencement Recap
Congratulations, grads! UTC would like to congratulate our May 2017 graduates! Approximately 1,166 undergraduate and 253 graduate students received degrees during the commencement ceremonies on May 5 and 6 in McKenzie Arena. If you missed our commencement ceremonies, you can still watch them in their entirety. Undergraduate Commencement You can view the video for the College of Arts…
Beyond the Books: New director at CECS Success Center creating ‘safe haven’ for students
New director at CECS Success Center creating ‘safe haven’ for students
Congratulations May 2017 graduates!
Graduate Commencement Students obtaining their Master’s, Specialist, and Doctoral degrees will cross the McKenzie Arena stage on Friday, May 5 at 2 P.M. You can watch the LiveStream here. Captioning is available here. Undergraduate Commencement Undergraduate students will celebrate commencement the following day, Saturday, May 6. Students from the College of Arts & Science and College of Engineering &…
Chem-E-Car Team heads to AlChe Nationals in the fall
Chem-E-Leon took on the Goliaths and came out as David.
Art for All: UTC Engineers, Artists Help People with Disabilities
Engineering and art — not always the first two subjects that come to mind when thinking about collaborations.
James Newman III honored as one of AIAA Associate Fellows
Dr. James C. Newman III, Mechanical Engineering Professor, Computational Science Graduate Coordinator, and Assistant Director for the SimCenter, has been honored as one of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Class of 2017 Associate Fellows.
Chemical Engineering Club designs Chem-E Car for AIChE competition
Each year, a student team from the Chemical Engineering Department at UTC designs and fabricates a car that can be powered and stopped by chemical reactions. Disassembled, the car must fit into a shoe box.
UTChattSat brings space technology to local classrooms
Placing satellite technology into the hands of students is the heart of UTChattSat’s mission.
Baja Team scores support from DENSO
The DENSO North America Foundation has provided Dr. Trevor Elliott, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, and the UTC College of Engineering and Computer Science (CECS), with $50,000 in support of the UTC Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Baja Capstone Design project. Baja SAE® competitions simulate real-world engineering design projects and their related challenges. Engineering students…