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Engineering Disciplines

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“Engineering (from Latin ingenium, meaning “cleverness” and ingeniare, meaning “to contrive, devise”) is the application of scientific, economic, social, and practical knowledge in order to invent, design, build, maintain, and improve structures, machines, devices, systems, materials and processes.

The discipline of engineering is extremely broad, and encompasses a range of more specialized fields of engineering, each with a more specific emphasis on particular areas of applied science, technology and types of application.”

Well put crowd sourced mega brain!

Check out our breakdowns of the Fields of Engineering.

5 Weird things you can do with a Chemical Engineering Degree

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5 Weird things you can do with a Chemical Engineering Degree

What is chemical engineering? Chemical engineering is a discipline of engineering that involves transforming raw materials and creating innovative processes in products to solve global issues. However, a chemical engineer is NOT a chemist. In fact, the two are quite different! Chemists spend most of their time conducting research with novel substances in a laboratory. […]

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Self-Employed Civil Engineers

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Self-Employed Civil Engineers

Being Your Own Boss is very Compelling Making your own rules, and having complete control over your workload and earnings. This comes with freelance work and running your own business. Unfortunately, when people think of freelancers they often only think of IT workers. However, self-employed IT workers only make up 15% of the industry and […]

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Strutting the STEM Runway

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Strutting the STEM Runway

We all know that a lot goes into engineering, and there are endless possibilities in the field. But, with all of these options, it’s easy to overlook some of the most exciting ones. Have you ever been interested in fashion, and love STEM just as much? Well, there is a new community and event just […]

Filed Under: #shareABLE, Engineering Disciplines, engSPIRATIONAL Tagged With: engineering, fashion, makefashion, STEM

Programming… Explained

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Programming… Explained

Computers are running our world; they help us in school, connect us with our friends and family, and fit in our pockets! But what controls these amazing machines we use every day? Understanding the basics of what makes our computers function the way they do is powerful information. That is where the world of computer […]

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Recycling old Batteries into Fertilizer

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Recycling old Batteries into Fertilizer

In 2019, Canada produced over 1.33 billion metric tonnes of waste, leading every country in the world in the most garbage produced per capita. Included in this collection of waste are potentially harmful products such as batteries and electronic waste (e-waste). While placing a small number of normal alkaline batteries in the trash is not […]

Filed Under: #shareABLE, Engineering Disciplines, engSPIRATIONAL Tagged With: battery, engineering, fertilizer, waste

Cosmetic Engineering

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Cosmetic Engineering

There are no limits with a degree in engineering, instead there is only a multitude of possibilities. Engineering has so many different career paths, so that everyone can make a difference in a field they are passionate about. Some engineers want to use their education towards a creative industry, which is where cosmetic engineering comes […]

Filed Under: #shareABLE, Engineering Disciplines, Getting There Tagged With: cosmetic, engineering, shoshauna, western

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