Welcome to ETSE!
Clock of Dreams
Linking theory and application, our students take the ideas and needs in an ever-changing world of engineering, technology & surveying, and make them a reality. Hands-on courses offer our students experience in both the academic and real-world settings.
Hit the ground running with a degree in ETSE!
Our Mission
Our Mission is to provide students with a quality engineering technology and surveying education that links theory and application and that gives students enhanced career opportunities.
The department's goals supporting this mission are:
- to provide educational and social environments that promote and facilitate student learning
- to have a highly respected and visible department
- to foster the development of the department and
- to graduate students who are competent and sought after by industry
Announcements
Advising for Spring 2010
Nov. 2 - 11
Bring your 4-year plan to your advisor.
Spring 2010 Registration
Thank you Advisory Board!
Aggie Experience
November 7
Come visit us!
What's New?
We offer a wealth of information and new stuff such as downloads and videos!
If you're planning a trip to our department, make sure to check out our new visitors page for parking, events, maps and Las Cruces weather.
Our site is updated regularly so keep an eye out for new information and a few surprises...
A research project in the Renewable Energy Technology (RET) program of the ETSE Dept. is hoping to meet the human need for clean water using solar water distillation.
EWB took approximately 20 students, faculty and staff to Las Boquillas, Mexico for the construction phase of a new bridge.
In August and September 2008, extreme flooding occurred in the eastern slopes of the Sierra Madre in western Chihuahua. Hardest hit was the municipio (county) of Satevo where fifteen communities had major infrastructure damage. The community of Las Boquillas, in the southern part of the municipio, was isolated by the flood water for more than two weeks. The only road into the community was washed out and impassible.
The NMSU Chapter is a member of the national Engineers Without Borders. | www.ewb-usa.org
ET 384 is a new Renewable Energy Technology tech elective!
Are you interested in wind or water energies? What are these energies and how can they help our planet?
Find out in ET 384 and green up your degree with RET!