engineering programs
Design-focused degree tracks
Engineering programs are academic curricula at colleges and universities that train students in engineering disciplines—civil, mechanical, electrical, chemical, and dozens of specialized fields.
The term also refers to software applications used by engineers for design, simulation, and analysis: The firm uses several engineering programs for structural modeling.
In a third sense, engineering programs are organized initiatives to build or develop something: NASA's engineering programs have launched dozens of missions.
- polytechnicApplied sciences institution
- capstone projectsCulminating academic undertaking
- STEM educationTeaching science, technology, engineering, math
- accreditationOfficial quality approval
- laboratory experimentsControlled scientific investigations indoors
technical workshops · applied sciences · professional societies · co-op programs · internships · student organizations · renewable energy projects · coursework · problem sets · office hours · study groups · lab partners · hands-on learning · mechanical · design · CAD · electrical · circuits
- technical educationtechnical institute, technical training, vocational college, trade school, trade schools
- Siberian Universities
- educationeducation, school, schools, teachers, students
- universitiesuniversities, Harvard, Yale, Oxford, Cambridge
- Coast Guard trainingboot camp, seamanship, navigation skills, water survival, swim training
- Israeli Academiagraduate schools, law schools, medical schools, business schools, research institutes
engineering programsliberal arts education
Broad, non-vocational scholarly training
general education · classical education · vocational training