College of Engineering
The
College of Engineering (CEn) started as a department, the Department of
Agricultural Engineering offering a secondary Farm Mechanics Course in
the then Central Luzon Agricultural School (CLAS).
In June 1955, five years after the school was elevated into the Central Luzon Agricultural College (CLAC), the Department was expanded to include the offering of a 4-year curriculum in Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering (BSAEn). Later in 1959, this curricular program was revised into a 5-year BSAEn program.
When CLAC was converted into what is now the Central Luzon State University (CLSU) through R.A 6067 of 1964, the Department of Agricultural Engineering became the College of Engineering.
Over the long years, the CEn has carved a name for itself. Its graduates have excelled in board examinations for engineering and have occupied key management positions on which they have earned national and international recognition for their outstanding works. All these have contributed to the high reputation of the college.
In June 1955, five years after the school was elevated into the Central Luzon Agricultural College (CLAC), the Department was expanded to include the offering of a 4-year curriculum in Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering (BSAEn). Later in 1959, this curricular program was revised into a 5-year BSAEn program.
When CLAC was converted into what is now the Central Luzon State University (CLSU) through R.A 6067 of 1964, the Department of Agricultural Engineering became the College of Engineering.
Over the long years, the CEn has carved a name for itself. Its graduates have excelled in board examinations for engineering and have occupied key management positions on which they have earned national and international recognition for their outstanding works. All these have contributed to the high reputation of the college.
SOURCE: http://www.clsu.edu.ph
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