Sentence examples for engineering credentials from inspiring English sources

I have wondered myself where all of those headphone-touting rap artists get their audio engineering credentials.

On air today, CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin talked with everyone's favorite Harvard grads cum Olympic athletes cum Mark Zuckerberg nemeses about their latest foray into the tech startup space as individuals with significant financial reserves and no apparent engineering credentials.

After receiving a B.S. in symbolic systems and her M.S. in computer science from Stanford (no fudged engineering credentials here) she started at Google in 1999 as the company's 20th employee and its first female engineer.

But its engineering and environmental credentials are improving all the time.

Table 3 Threats in cloud computing ID Threats Description Layer T01 Account or service hijacking An account theft can be performed by different ways such as social engineering and weak credentials.

As schools jockey to assert their STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) credentials, youth are offered an array of programs focused on robotics, rockets, computer programming, and other topics.

The interim dean of its College of Engineering, Darrell Hoy, sent a letter to other faculty members saying that "no qualified, credentialed engineering faculty member" oversaw the testing, verified the data or reviewed the report that was sent to Fitzgerald.

Even in jobs that rely on so-called STEM credentials — science, technology, engineering, math — considerable training occurs after hiring, including the kinds of computations that will be required.

"You have to look at: what were the opportunities that struck people when they entered the country?" The Koreans who streamed to the United States in the 1970s were often middle-class professionals who might have needed years to learn English and obtain their American credentials in engineering or chemistry.

use social engineering to gain NATO credentials and elevate privileges inside the network.

Women now receive half of life science doctorates and nearly a third of doctorates in math, providing an ample supply of females with the credentials for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics faculty posts.