Articles Tagged with ''engineering education''

Does a new book meet its promise to describe how cities work and power our lives?

A groundbreaking was held in April for the 395,000-sq-ft center, which is expected to enable the university to increase admission of engineering students by 1,000 a year.

The class is part of a widening recognition of the importance of more closely aligning design engineering with construction jobsite safety.

The painful development, and the glories as well, of American construction.

The firm's new Education Program puts its design and engineering software into more young hands and encourages the next generation of engineers.

As the 2020-21 college year starts, design and construction students, educators and employers adapt to—and debate—altered boundaries of learning and team interaction, now and long term.

Passion and persistence from Jane Howell Lombardi, chief communications officer for the American Society of Civil Engineers, were critical in bringing “Dream Big: Engineering Our World,” an IMAX movie about engineering, to the big screen.

More than 200 New York City students donned 3D glasses for “Dream Big: Engineering Our World,” which will air in theaters across the U.S. to promote engineering careers