Engineering Complex

USF's growing College of Engineering is housed in four engineering buildings (including CUTR) and a 250-seat teaching auditorium. The Engineering complex is located on the west side of the Tampa Campus' main entrance, southwest of the Library.

The college is well known for its leadership role in the High-Technology Corridor initiative, a USF/University of Central Florida joint effort that brings microengineering and medical technology to Florida. The corridor stretches from the Space Coast to the Gulf Coast.

USF also operates FEEDS (Florida Engineering Education Delivery System), a statewide system that offers graduate engineering courses via live television and videotape. FEEDS has more than 80 cooperating university centers and industrial sites in the state.