Education Objectives
To produce engineers, architects and scientists who
- can effectively contribute to the building of a modern, developed nation;
- have received a high standard of education;
- can think rationally, approach and solve problems systematically;
- have the will and the ability to work for the good of mankind and the environment;
- are conscious of civic duties and professional ethics.
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