We believe this is all political... as financially there is no proof shown. When one of your organs is hurting and not performing well, you go and consult a ph

We believe this is all political... as financially there is no proof shown. When one of your organs is hurting and not performing well, you go and consult a physician. A GOOD physician after careful examination and taking the vital readings will suggest some treatment. Follow up appointments will be scheduled to track the treatment’s progress. The last thing that will be considered by our GOOD physician is a surgical RESECTION of the organ. Otherwise, most people will end up with amputations. Even assuming that the College of Engineering is not performing well, a couple of actions that should be taken by our GOOD dean: 1. Careful unbiased evaluation of the performance of each school before blaming the CS & IT School only. 2. Meeting with faculty and department’s head on regular basis to discuss policies, expectations and how to improve the performance and production as a team. According to the Dean, he met with 60% of faculty before making his "judgement call". Within UC we have many qualified smart researchers who can come with creative solutions to the budget problem i.e. UC has the potential for self-restoration. To be ranked as a prestigious College, CS is a must.