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Director: M. Farag
Engineering Services was initiated in 1983 with the objective of strengthening the relationship between the Department of Engineering at AUC and local industry. Since then, Engineering Services activities have steadily grown. More than one hundred forty public- and private-sector companies and governmental agencies use Engineering Services, and more than one hundred of them are now regular clients.
Engineering Services activities are performed by the AUC faculty in addition to professors from the national universities, engineers from industry and specialists from government agencies. The activities can be grouped into:
- Engineering development programs
which consist of intensive short courses and are designed for practicing engineers in a wide range of specializations.
- Special training programs are tailor-made courses which are intended for personnel of a given organization on a particular topic. The programs can be given in-house or at AUC.
- Professional Program in Project Management trains engineers and other individuals to become project managers and equips them with modern techniques in this field. Six semester-long courses (45 contact hours each) are required for the Professional Certificate in Project Management.
- Professional Program in Computer Aided Engineering enables engineers to effectively apply up-to-date computer-based techniques in their areas of interest. Six semester-long courses (45 contact hours each) are required for the Professional Certificate in Computer-Aided Engineering.
- Professional Program in Environmental Engineering introduces engineers to different disciplines of environmental quality assessment, management and control. Six-semester-long courses (45 contact hours each) are required for the Professional Certificate in Environmental Engineering.
- Professional Program in Quality and ISO 9000 qualifies engineers in different disciplines in quality assurance and control. The program also introduces engineers to the ISO 9000. Six semester-long courses (45 contact hours each) are required for the Professional Certificate in Quality Assurance.
- Professional Program in Welding Engineering introduces engineers to different welding techniques, technologies, metallurgy, consumables and welding design. Six semester-long courses (45 contact hours each) are required for the Professional Certificate in Welding Engineering.
- Professional Program in Reverse Engineering enables manufacturing engineers to make decisions on the type of material and manufacturing processes in reverse engineering of spare parts. Six semester-long courses (45 contact hours each) are required for the Professional Certificate in Reverse Engineering.
- Industrial research involves long-term projects that are conducted according to a mutually acceptable contract.
- Advisory services are conducted on the basis of case-by-case contracts and cover short-term projects, aimed at solving specific problems or supplying information in a given field to users of this service.
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