The Future of Engineering On October 4, 1957, the Soviet Union successfully launched the world’s first artificial satellite, Sputnik I. It ushered in new political, military, technological and scientific developments. Today, the world is heavily reliant on a growing fleet of communication, navigation and remote sensing satellites; from smart phone …

Technology has dramatically shifted the landscape of today, driving up innovations and enhanced functionalities into the modern world. Opportunities are fast arising as new developments spurt in almost every field, and with it, a growing demand on engineers who are faced with the challenges to broaden their skills and master …

In order to develop innovative solutions and implement modern technologies that will improve the quality of life

For the longest time scientists, artists, architects and engineers have speculated on what the future would look like

With energy and mining industries in the United States expected to keep growing, the future is bright for those in or seeking to gain employment in these sectors.

We continue to hear often about how there is a shortage of engineers and how schools are not producing enough engineers to meeting the demand. One of the current global crises is lack of engineers to implement various projects.

There are thinkers and there are doers. Engineers are both since they possess the skills, knowledge and innovative capabilities to change world views. The following are some engineering greats who have facilitated mankind with inventions that speak for themselves:

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