Bylaws for Mainstream Students

Two-Semester System Bylaws (2003 - Old Bylaws)

Objectives of the Bylaws:

The faculty aims to offer learning opportunities in engineering systems and applications of the latest technologies, while aligning with students from various sectors of society. It seeks to elevate the educational process to produce the best graduates in engineering and environmental fields. The faculty maintains high scientific standards, encourages objective perspectives, and enhances students' intellectual capabilities for innovation. It also promotes social engagement alongside academic activities. Furthermore, the faculty is committed to keeping up with scientific progress by developing laboratories, improving educational performance, and applying modern theories and principles in the educational process.

Within this context, the objectives of the faculty are as follows:

1. Preparing qualified graduates specializing in engineering, applied, and environmental fields.

2. Conducting scientific, applied, and environmental research to develop society and production centers, contributing to solving their problems.

3. Contributing to future planning and developing educational strategies that are essential for cultural development through the mutual influence between the university and its surrounding environment.

4. Establishing mechanisms for the continuous development of educational programs, evaluating university performance, and applying global standards to ensure improvement.

The university awards a Bachelor's degree in one of the following specializations:

1. Architectural Engineering

2. Civil Engineering (General Civil Engineering / Structural Engineering)

3. Surveying Engineering

4. Mechanical Engineering (Mechanical Power Engineering / Mechanical Design and Production Engineering)

5. Electrical Engineering (Communications, Electronics, and Computer Engineering - Communications and Electronics Engineering or Computer Engineering / Electrical Power and Machines Engineering)