Engineering
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| ASEE is a nonprofit organization of individuals, institutions, and
companies dedicated to improving all aspects of engineering education.
This site has a very interesting precollege section which attempts to
explain what engineers do and to help high school students determine
whether they have the interest and the aptitude to study engineering. |
| The AWEA home page has all the info on wind energy, "the world's
fastest growing energy technology."(!) |
| Motion control is the process of computer controlled kinetics-- the
foundation of robotics. The ability to precisely control the path of a
tool enables fabrication of objects that would not be possible or
practical by hand held methods. |
| Just as titled, this is a collection of links to information related
to Computational Fluid Dynamics. |
| Tons of computer and engineering sites here, but also a 27-category
index search tool with site summaries. Excellent. |
| This is a major WWW resource for design engineers in the embedded
systems, DSP, real-time, and industrial embedded areas. The aim is to
inform engineers of all important EE resources wherever they may be. |
| The Electric Power Research Institute delivers the science and
technology to make the generation, delivery, and use of electricity
affordable, efficient, and environmentally sound. |
| This site contains accounts of real engineering projects written for
use in engineering education. |
| Engineering Information Inc. identifies, organizes, and facilitates
easy access to published engineering literature. |
| Summaries of useful texts in the field of Engineering, covering many
topics: experimental versus computational mechanics, numerical methods
in fluid mechanics, heat mass transfer, biofluid mechanics, and more. |
| Input Shaping is a feedforward control technique for reducing
vibrations in computer controlled machines. |
| Self-proclaimed as "the world's largest technical professional
society," IEEE here provides a website offering information on
their upcoming conferences, education, and organization. For a fee they
provide a "Career Asset Manager" for engineers. This site is
also available in text-only from. |
| This site is for anyone interested in the field of Industrial
Engineering. They even answer the question, "Why become an
Industrial Engineer?" You'll find all the IIE's recent
publications, but in order to join one of their forums, you must be a
member. |
| In the interest of improving U.S. industrial capacity, the Integrated
Manufacturing Lab gives designers the tools to move products to market
faster. Electro-mechanical types, read all about it here. |
| An online respository of information about MicroElectroMechanical
Systems. |
| There is interesting historical information here, as well as current
trends and job opportunities in foundry businesses. |
| NSAE does a good job of defining their organization and architectural
engineering as a field. They include educational requirements and the
schools which offer them. |
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