Solve problems in manufacturing and machinery. Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering Technology has dedicated computing and laboratory facilities in the Electrical Energy Resources Center as well ...

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The College of Engineering at Tennessee Tech University announced on May 21 the launch of its Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering degree program, only the second such program currently ...

The Stanley and Karen Pigman College of Engineering at the University of Kentucky is expanding opportunities for students ...

Old Dominion University will launch Virginia’s first four-year degree in manufacturing engineering technology (MfgET) at its Norfolk campus and a satellite campus at The Institute for Advanced ...

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Our program graduates have expertise in system hardware, software, and network functions, preparing them for careers as systems engineers, mechatronics engineers, industrial engineers, and ...

Harness the cutting edge of innovation with Purdue's Master of Science in Engineering Technology, a program designed to equip you with the tools to solve industry challenges through the fusion of ...

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