Multidisciplinary Programs
The Systems Engineering Initiative (SEI) was formed to
develop the intellectual capital required with the expansion of the
nuclear industry workforce. SEI engages students in real world
engineering team projects that are both interdisciplinary and
multilevel-that is, teams include students from freshmen to seniors
from multiple engineering disciplines.
The Dwight Look College of Engineering and the office of
Engineering Student Services and Academic Programs (ESSAP)
coordinate the Multidisciplinary Experiences for Undergraduates
(MEU) program. Participating in MEU gives undergraduate engineering
students an opportunity to engage in multidisciplinary team
projects that provide experiential learning thru real world
projects, allows students to acquire engineering skills beyond
their major by interacting with students from other engineering
majors, and provides professional development that better prepares
them for their engineering careers.
For more information on these programs, contact:
Magdalini
Lagoudas,
Director, Engineering
Student Services and Academic Programs
Dwight Look College of
Engineering
Phone: 979-845-7200
Email: m-lagoudas@tamu.edu
