Sentence examples for elementary engineering from inspiring English sources

When a child plays with Lego they don't say, "I'm developing my sense of spatial awareness and 3D shapes, as well elementary engineering and architecture".

Engineering common sense in this study refers to the student's level of knowledge of elementary engineering and their application.

The notch evolution model is based on a transport equation for sediment from the dune and the sediment volume conservation equation, whereas the models of mass failure are derived using elementary engineering statics and soil mechanics.

However, elementary engineering vibrations theory asserts that the displacement gain should be proportional to the static displacement (i.e., 0 Hz or DC) and the mechanical quality factor Qm at resonance, derived from a simple Bode plot, which is already familiar to most transducer designers.

There's a lot of elementary electric engineering going on here (yes, and soldering), but other than knowing your polarities and such, I think this is a pretty straightforward project — as long as you can find a surplus stepper motor, and they don't seem that rare.

The triads work together during the 16-week student teaching placement to introduce upper elementary students to engineering concepts by integrating engineering activities in the cooperating teacher's classroom.

Elementary and early engineering education is still at its infancy (Bagiati et al. 2010; Bagiati 2011), and content validation is difficult to distinguish within the currently available content, even to engineering education specialists.

Since opening in 1982, over 4,000 students have graduated from FSU Panama City with degrees ranging from elementary education to engineering.

Through their National Center for Technological Literacy website (http://legacy.mos.org/nctl/k12_curricula.php), people can find information and resources regarding various K-12 programs and curricula related to engineering, such as Engineering is Elementary (EiE) or Engineering the Future (EtF), and more.

Mrs. Wendell, 26, is a doctoral student in education, focusing on developing elementary school science and engineering curriculum, at Tufts.

The 10 researchers range in age from their 20's to 60's and have degrees in elementary education, chemistry, mechanical engineering and criminal justice, as well as one Ph.D. in English literature.