Talk:George R. Brown School of Engineering
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Current status of chemical engineering at Rice
[edit]The opening paragraph does not mention chemical engineering as a department of the school of engineering. It acknowledges that chemical engineering was taught, "... in {Rice's} earliest days." Has this curriculum been eliminated, or is the article in error? Please clarify. ChemE50 (talk) 15:43, 30 September 2009 (UTC)
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This school [of engineering "and computing"] now has a new name
[edit][some] Updates already done
[edit]As of this "20 October 2024" edit, (which created the "21:27, 20 October 2024 revision or "version" of this article), the first sentence of the article does reflect a change to the name of the school that is the topic of this article.
The old name was [the] "George R. Brown School of Engineering". The new name is: [the] "George R. Brown School of Engineering and Computing".
Actually, that change to the first sentence of this article is correct. So is a change that was [also] made, to the last sentence of the "History" section of this article.
Updates that are still needed
[edit]1. Change the name of this article (to add "and Computing" at the end of the name).
- (PS: I have never changed the name of an article before. It would probably be a good idea to achieve some consensus here on the "Talk:" page first, before going ahead. [right?] ... and before changing the name, someone should probably check [the list of] "What links here" [right?]) (Wait; ... I just did so, and filtering out "Talk:" pages, etc., and just checking the "article" space and the "template" space, I saw only one "What links here" entry. <--[see "2.", below.])
2. Change the entry for this school, in the top section ("Academics") of the ["Rice University"] template at Template:Rice University .
Any comments?
[edit]Thank you. Mike Schwartz (talk) 23:34, 11 May 2025 (UTC)