The College of Engineering, Guindy (Tamil: கிண்டி பொறியியல் கல்லூரி) (CEG) in Chennai, India, is India's oldest engineering and technical institution, having been established in 1794. Today it is one of the four constituent colleges of Anna University and one of the most prestigious and highly selective engineering schools in the country along with the Indian Institutes of Technology. It was started in May 1794 as a School of Survey and established as a college in 1859 under the Madras University, and is one of the oldest technical institutes in the world. The institution introduced B.E. Degree Courses in Mechanical Engineering in 1894, Electrical Engineering in 1930, Telecommunication and Highway Engineering in 1945, Printing Technology in 1983 and Geoinformatics in 1992. It was the first institution in South India to establish a Computer Centre - in 1963. The students are popularly called CEGians. It was ranked eighth by India Today magazine in 2008 among engineering colleges in India. It was ranked tenth by Outlook India magazine for 2007 in the top 50 engineering colleges in India.