San José State University Engineering Department Records 1946-1973 1950-1965

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San José State University Engineering Department Records 1946-1973 1950-1965

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The San José State University Engineering Department Records, 1946-1973 (bulk 1950-1965), document the department's accreditation approval process, as well as requests for advanced curriculum and coursework leading to a Bachelor of Science in Engineering. The records consist of accreditation materials such as curriculum requirements set by the Engineering Education Committee (EEC), grade point average studies, graduate information, and enrollment reports. The records also include departmental news releases and publicity. This collection is arranged into two series: Series I. Accreditation Materials and Reports, 1946-1973 (bulk 1950-1965); and Series II. News Releases and Publicity, 1966-1985.

4 boxes; (5 linear feet)

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