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Claude Gagnon: the all-terrain engineer
IEEE Spectrum, 2005Claude Gagnon leads a team working to improve snowmobiles, watercraft, and all-terrain vehicles for Bombardier Recreational Products Inc. He works for Company Facilities in Valcourt, Que., Canada, and Palm Say, Fla. He gets to test one-of-a-kind prototype vehicles; goes with co-workers on long rides on trails, lakes, and rivers in Canada and the United
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Science for All: Engineering a Classroom That Works for All
Science Scope, 2018Janey Kelly, Kaitlyn McGlynn
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A Proposed Code of Ethics for All Engineers
The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1922E NGINEERING is slowly establishing itself as a profession. Some people question whether it is a true profession or a business. Let us note how a profession is defined and then we can determine at once whether the term "profession" applies to engineering.
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Engineering Education for All: Strategies and Challenges
2016The path to the future requires the best possible trained engineers for further developing and mentoring the technological advances that are reshaping the present. Such advances may be the keys for facing the challenges ahead, including the population outgrowth, the climate changes and a global need for sustainability and responsible management, which ...
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Second All-Union Conference on Engineering Psychology
Measurement Techniques, 1968F. S. Pinskii, Yu. G. Fokin
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All-union seminar on foundation engineering
Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering, 1965openaire +2 more sources