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From: sanwalk@moore.com (Roy Sanwalka)
Subject: Computers and Undergrads
Message-ID: <1990Oct16.052658.27225@moore.com>
Summary: Need help with report...
 
Keywords: computers, undergrads, UofT
Organization: University of Toronto Electrical Engineering - u9T3
Date: Tue, 16 Oct 90 05:26:58 GMT

	Sorry about all the cross posting, but this is pretty important
for me and I'd like to get as many responses as possible.

	As the newly acclaimed chairman of the University of Toronto
Engineering Society's Computer Committee, I am preparing a report to
the Faculty administration and EngSoc executive council regarding
"Usage of computer resources by undergraduate engineering students at
the University of Toronto".  The aims of the report include, but are
not limited to, the following:

     1)  To demonstrate how computers are used to enhance the quality
of the undergraduate engineering programs at several prominent
educational institutes.
 
     2)  To demonstrate how computers can increase the productivity
of undergraduate engineering students at these institutes.
 
     3)  To assess current methods of student-computer interaction
which are emphasized and encouraged by the Faculty of Applied Science
and Engineering at the University of Toronto.
 
     4)  To identify other measures which could be undertaken to improve
student-computer interaction and increase computer literacy among
current and future undergraduates of U. of T.'s Engineering programs in
an effort to maintain our status in this growing field.
 
     5)  To recommend additional measures which should be taken to
assist undergraduate students in utilizing all available computing
resources as effectively as possible.
 
     6)  To recommend new computing resources which could be made
available to undergraduate engineering students through various
channels.
 
 
     As such, I would appreciate the input of any and all persons in
the fields of enginering and/or computer science education with
respect to the above.  Opinions, suggestions and comments are
solicited from all interested parties.  Also, anyone who would like to
recieve a copy of this report once it is finished should send me mail
at the addresses below.

		Thanks..