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dental patients or defending clients in court as a
result of the regents' approval or a new
engineering program. mnnth i
The program, approved last month is a
"cross-disciplinary" program (CD-P) offered by
the College of Engineering and Technology (GET).
"Preprofessional students who desire to have a
background in engineering may earn a bachelor of
science degree from the CET and then attend a
professional school," Lyle Young associate dean
of Engineering and Technology, said.
Students take 25 credit hours to fulfill
requirements in nonengineering disciplines for
CET degree, Young said. Options now offered in
the program are business administration, pre-den-tistry,
pre-med, pre-law and engineering physics.
Other options
Engineering students, however, are not limited
to these CD-P options, Young said. He stated that
students may combine other options like science or
journalism with engineering.
'Students may discuss possible options with the
CET deans to work out programs that make
educational sense," Young said.
The CD-P serves the student in two ways,
according to Young.
'The program accomodates students with
interests in nonengineering fields," Young said;
"It allows a student to combine a career interest
with a basic engineering background.
"In many disciplines, there is a direct
relationship with technological fields with involve
ment in solving technical problems," Young said.
Background aids doctors, lawyers
Young explained that doctors arid dentists use
instruments which sometimes require technical
skills to operate for monitoring body responses.
He added that in developing medical instruments,
an engineering background also may be needed.
An engineering background is also helpful in
law where technological experience is required, he
said. Young indicated that a knowledge of
engineering aids lawyers working with lawsuits
pertaining to defective products or in writing legal
contracts that require structural specifications.
The CD-P also serves the student who is not
accepted into a professional school, such as a law
or medical school, Young said.'"" ' an '
Young said a student who is not accepted into a
professional school may elect to finish the 25 hours
of engineering courses, completion, requirements
for specific engineering field such as chemical or
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