Columbia University offers something rare...

Published: 21 January 1999 y., Thursday
Columbia Video Network (CVN) brings graduate engineering education to you. CVN is a distance learning gateway to Columbia University_s Graduate School of Engineering. CVN students earn the same credits and degrees as their on-campus counterparts. Degree programs are offered from the following deparments: Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Management Systems, and Materials Science. First Offering From Columbia School of Journalism: The News Lab: Experiments in New Media Technology for Journalism .
New Course From The Columbia Business School: Understand the operations of a firm: Operations Management .
New class in C++: Learn object oriented methods of design and interfacing

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