Frequently Asked Questions
1) WHERE IS THE COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND LOCATED?
2) IS THE PROGRAM ACCREDITED AT COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND?
3) ARE PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES REPRESENTED ON THE CAMPUS?
4) DO SOME THE STUDENTS OPT FOR GRADUATE SCHOOLS?
5) WHO HAS HIRED CSI GRADUATES?
6) WHAT ARE THE RESEARCH AREAS IN THIS PROGRAM?
7) CAN I GET MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROGRAM?
WHERE IS THE COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND LOCATED?
COLLEGE LOCATION
The college is situated on a 210 acre site with almost 400 million dollars invested in creating a state-of-the-art facility. Located in a borough of New York City, the area offers students all the culture and excitement the great city has to offer.
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IS THE PROGRAM ACCREDITED AT COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND?
ACCREDITATION
The Bachelor's degree in Engineering Science offered at the College of Staten Island prepares students to enter the Computer, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering Fields. The CSI Engineering Science program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (EAC/ABET). The faculty of the CSI Engineering Science program strongly encourage students to take the test for the professional Engineer license.
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ARE PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES REPRESENTED ON THE CAMPUS?
PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES
THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF EXISTANCE OF PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES AT THE CAMPUS
Student Chapters of all the major Engineering Societies are very active on the campus. The societies represented are ASME ( American Society of Mechanical Engineers ), IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers ) and SWE (Society of Women Engineers ). Membership in these societies is encouraged because they help prepare students for employment. Corporate recruiters visit them, field trips to corporations are undertaken and work-study programs are undertaken through them. Students also make friends via the societies and, thus, establish an important networking foundation which assists them later in the working world. The societies also sponsor lectures on current engineering problems and solutions.
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DO SOME THE STUDENTS OPT FOR GRADUATE SCHOOLS?
GRADUATE SCHOOLS
Many of the students choose to attend graduate school to further their education. A partial list of graduate schools follows that have accepted these students. More than one students has been accepted by many of the schools. The fact that the Bachelor's degree in Engineering Science at the College is broad based is indicated by the diversity of graduate fields entered (these are mentioned below when known).
Columbia University, N.Y. (Electrical & Mechanical Engineering)
City University of N.Y. (Environmental, Mechanical & Electrical Engineering)
Polytechnic University, N.Y. ( Electrical & Mechanical Engineering)
Rutgers University, N.J, (Biomedical Engineering)
University of Michigan (Mechanical Engineering)
Stevens Institute of Technology, N.J. (Mechanical Engineering)
Stanford University, Cal. (Electrical Engineering)
New Jersey Institute of Technology (Electrical Engineering)
Georgia Tech (Electrical Engineering)
SUNY-Stony Brook, N.Y. (Electrical Engineering)
College of Staten Island-CUNY, N.Y. (Computer Science)
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EMPLOYMENT
A partial list of recent employer's that have accepted the engineering graduates by region follows. Many have employed several of CSI graduates. There are no guarantees for a job but having good college grades, as well as, undertaking undergraduate research helps to market an individual.
In keeping with the excellent levels of the education available in the program here, students have competed with all national engineering schools for employment and have won jobs at the most prestigious major engineering firms and government agencies. You can see this fact by looking over the following list.
EMPLOYMENT---- NEW JERSEY
A.T. & T. Bell Laboratories - Murray Hill,N.J. & Middletown, N.J.
A.T. & T. Piscataway, N.J.
Lockheed Electronics Co - Plainfield, N.J.
RCA Government Communication Systems - Camden, N.J.
Singer Kearfott Guidance and Navigation-Wayne & Little Falls, N.J.
U.S.Army(Armament&Development Comm.)Picatinny Arsenal-Dover,N.J.
U.S. Army Communications Electronics Command-Fort Monmouth, N.J.
Army Corp of Engineers - Fort Monmouth, N.J. & N.Y.,N.Y.
Naval Air Engineering Center - Lakehurst, N.J.
Public Service Electric & Gas Co. - Trenton, N.J.
Western Electric - Newark, N.J.
General Cable Co. - Woodbridge, N.J.
U.S. Laser Corp. - Wyckoff, N.J.
EMPLOYMENT---- NEW YORK
Grumman Aerospace Corp - Syosset & Bethpage, N.Y.
Ebasco Services - New York, N.Y.
Sperry Gyroscope Division of Sperry Corp. - Great Neck, N.Y.
Wang Laboratories - N.Y.,N.Y.
General Dynamics
General Electric,Knoll Atomic Power Lab. - Schenectady, N.Y.
Union Carbide Corp - Tarrytown, N.Y.
IBM - Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
N.Y.C. Transit Authority
New York State Department of Transportation
Teleport Communications Group - Staten Island, N.Y.
Consolidated Edison - New York, N.Y.
New York City Department of Sanitation
New York City Bureau of Ferries
New York Telephone Co.
New York City Department of Environmental Protection
Joseph K. Blum Consulting Engineering - Manhattan N.Y.
Teleport Communications - World Trade Center, New York, N.Y.
Housing, Preservation & Development Department, City of New York
Coopers and Lybrand - Manhattan, N.Y.
Pfizer Inc - Manhattan, N.Y.
Gibbs & Cox Inc - N.Y., N.Y.
Rich Inc.( A Reuter Co.) - N.Y.,N.Y.
EMPLOYMENT--- OUTSIDE OUR LOCAL REGION
Hughes Aircraft Co. - El Segundo, Cal.
ZYLIN -Freemont, Cal
Boeing Co. -Seattle, Wash
Honeywell Inc. - Phoenix, Ariz
Western Union International, Inc. - Phoenix, Ariz
Datronics - Oakland, CA
U.S. Department of Defense - Ft. Meade, Maryland
Department of Commerce -Pattern Division & Trade Marks - Va.
MCI Telecommunications - McLean, -VA
General Motors Research & Development Center- Warren, MI.
Saab-Scania -Sodertalje, Sweden
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WHAT ARE THE RESEARCH AREAS IN THIS PROGRAM?<
FACULTY RESEARCH
There are wonderful opportunities for students to assist faculty in their research endeavors. The students who do research can either be financially supported via grants that the faculty have or they can earn independent study credit in their undertaking. Hence, the students doing undergraduate research build a more appealing resume to present to their prospective employers.
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CAN I GET MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROGRAM?
MORE INFORMATION
YES- PLEASE SEE MORE FAQ'S THAT FOLLOW!
If you would like further information please contact the department. To get to the department website, please click here.
Or write, providing with your name or/and the address of students contemplating engineering or physics as a profession, at:
Chairperson:
Department of Engineering Science and Physics
College of Staten Island
2800 Victory Blvd
Staten Island N.Y. 10314
Tel #. 718 982 2800 FAX: 718 982 2830
E-MAIL: RIZVI@MAIL.CSI.CUNY.EDU
