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Engineering

Engineering. “Design the Future”. About Us. Biem Andrew Thon, Chemical Greg Pawlus, Materials Bryan MacDonald, Electrical Matt MacCormack, Industrial Guest Speaker: Teresa Jagielski, P. Eng. University Professor: Emeka Oguejiofor, Ph.D., FEC, P . Eng . What is Engineering?.

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Engineering

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  1. Engineering “Design the Future”

  2. About Us • Biem Andrew Thon, Chemical • Greg Pawlus, Materials • Bryan MacDonald, Electrical • Matt MacCormack, Industrial • Guest Speaker: Teresa Jagielski, P. Eng. • University Professor: Emeka Oguejiofor, Ph.D., FEC, P. Eng.

  3. What is Engineering? • Engineering is the discipline, art and profession of acquiring and applying technical, scientific, and mathematical knowledge to design and implement a desired objective or invention. • “Scientists discover the world that exists; Engineers create the world that never was…”

  4. Who is an Engineer

  5. Types of Engineering • Mechanical • Electrical/Computer • Chemical • Civil • Industrial • Environmental • Material

  6. Mechanical Engineering

  7. Electrical/Computer Engineering

  8. Chemical Engineering • Everything around us is made of chemicals. Chemical changes can be used to produce all kinds of useful products. • Chemical Engineers discover and manufacture better plastics, paints, fuels, fibers, medicines, fertilizers, semiconductors, paper, and all other kinds of chemicals. • Chemical Engineers also play an important role in protecting the environment, inventing cleaner technologies, calculating environmental impacts, and studying the fate of chemicals in the environment.

  9. Civil Engineering

  10. Industrial Engineering

  11. Environmental Engineering

  12. Materials Engineering

  13. Other Disciplines • Aerospace/Aeronautical • Agricultural • Biomedical • Mining/Mineral Resource • Petroleum • Marine • Nuclear • Engineering Science

  14. How to Become an Engineer • Step 1 High School Requirements: English Pre-Calculus Physics Chemistry Biology or Another University Preparatory.

  15. How to Become an Engineer • Step 2 University Courses • Two years at an associated university • St. Francis Xavier University • Saint Mary’s • Dalhousie • Cape Breton University • University of P.E.I. • Acadia • N.S.A.C. • Two or three years (with optional paid work terms) at Dalhousie University.

  16. How to Become an Engineer • Step 3 Professional Engineer • 4 years as an Engineer in Training • Professional Practice Exam • Professional Engineering status (P. Eng.)

  17. Engineering Perks • Job Security/You Can Work Anywhere's • Global Opportunities • Great Starting Pay!

  18. Guest Speaker Teresa Jagielski, P. Eng.

  19. Group Activity

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