University of Cincinnati - Engineering Tribunal

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Course Evaluations

We're presently in the process of moving Engineering course evaluation results online. The first version will be to produce them in the same fashion as the printed graphs. In the future, we aim to have an interactive system where you can view past results for courses, professors, and entire departments.

Please have a look and send us feedback.

About UC-ET

The University of Cincinnati Engineering Tribunal (UCET), founded in the 1920s, is one of the largest and most active student organizations on campus and serves as the student government entity for the college. Membership is targeted towards undergraduate College of Engineering students but is open to any student at the University of Cincinnati. Our mission is to act as a liaison between the administration of the College of Engineering by representing the student's voice concerning the policies and curriculum of the Engineering College. Activities and committees include big brother / big sister program, online teacher evaluations, engineering week celebration, co-op information night, and having voting members on college curriculum, academic standards, college computing, and professional standards review committees. Awards include the University-wide Group of the Year award for 1995 and the National Association of Engineering Student Councils Outstanding Student Representation award for 1996.

Bearcat Transportation

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Our Purpose

We represent the students of the College of Engineering on all relevant issues, specifically with curriculum, academic and professional standards, and university and college computing services. We also assist the students with professional, social, and leadership development.

If you want to take an active role in the education that you receive, then becoming a member of Engineering Tribunal is the ideal way to convey your ideas and concerns to the college administration and faculty.

Call Engineering Tribunal (513-556-5439) or e-mail an executive.