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Holderman also expressed
concern because the Master Plan
omitted two areas which he feels
are important to USC and the
state: the College of Engineering
and the computer science
program.
"It seems unusual, even incredible,
that anyone would omit
engineering as a major facet for
the development and future of
USC," he said.
The College of Engineering is
ranked among the better schools of
engineering in the nation and
collaborated with the very best
schools, according to Holderman.
THE MASTER PLAN refers to
"unnecessary duplication" between
the engineering schools of
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"This is not a matter of competition
with Clemson University,
but a matter of competition with
the needs of this state and competition
with other states," the
report stated.
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state requires engineering school
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attract industry and technological
growth, according to Holderman.
USC has also been omitted from
the programatic development of
computer science in the Master
Plan, an area which is becoming
increasingly more vital to society,
Holderman added.
The computer science program
at USC attempts to provide public
service to South Carolina by
"oroducine oeoDle in a varietv of
fields who can use and understand
the computer to the best advantage
of society," he said.
KIOLDERMAN CRITICIZED the
Master Plan for its failure to
acknowledge USC as a system and
a composite of two-year, and fouryear
campuses and the Columbia
campus.
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depth to USC's programs in whicl
there is flow and complemen
among campuses, according fa
Holderman.
"It seems that nine campuses
sucessfully serving over 35,00
students under the control of on<
administration and board, deserv
a clearlv defined and recognize*
role within the states highe
education structure," the repor
said.
One possible reason for th<
oversight of the coordination of th<
university's system is the em
phasis the Master Plan places oi
the three-tiered system of posl
secondary education.
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