According to the ABET accreditation board, the following colleges have been fully accredited for civil engineering programs as of January 2013. School Name Location Website Program and Degree Name Accreditation…
As the global recovery begins to pick up some speed (maybe still in first gear, but looking for a change into second), thoughts have to turn to where the growth…
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Thanks to a University in the US, foundries might have a new material which they can use as a binder when producing sophisticated moulds: sugar. Researchers at Oregon State University,…
“My casket shall be filled to the rim with 2005 Saint-Émilion,” the opening sentence of the novel “The Emancipating Death of a Boring Engineer” by the award-winning author and engineer Michel Bruneau,…
The Engineering Daily is embarking on an ambitious project to create a project management and collaboration tool specifically for engineers. This tool will be entirely hosted online and we intend…
It is usually nice to receive a gift, especially one that appears well thought-out and applicable. Unfortunately, engineers are quite peculiar and buying relevant gifts for them is still a…
As engineers we appreciate the beauty achieved in the marriage of concrete and steel. For many young engineers, bridges are the quintessential engineering creations mostly because they are usually our…
On October 16, the Board of Directors for Scantek, Inc. appointed Steve Marshall to the position of company President. In addition to over 30 years of engineering experience in sound & vibration…
The History of the London Underground” is the definitive story of ‘the tube’, the world’s first underground railway system, an extraordinary and vast network that serves nearly a billion people…