Sentence examples for instruction in engineering from inspiring English sources

Founded in 1955, Harvey Mudd College offers coeducational instruction in engineering, science, and mathematics, as well as in humanities and social sciences.

Instruction in Engineering is offered primarily during Autumn, Winter, and Spring quarters of the regular academic year.

Computer-based instruction in engineering problem solving for novice learners should initially employ abstract representations that convey the conceptually-relevant solution procedures shared across similar problems.

Taking these aspects into consideration, we had developed a framework of active learning and used it to guide our instruction in engineering mathematics at UTM.

The authors conclude that while these results are promising indications of the effectiveness of case-based instruction in engineering curricula, the studies need to be replicated across a number of semesters and in different engineering disciplines and extended to assess the long-term effect of case-based instruction on students' ability to remember and apply their knowledge.

In 1966, Hopkins merged the Faculty of Philosophy and the Faculty of Engineering, resulting in the immediate suspension of undergraduate instruction in chemical engineering.

Besides instruction in technology, robotics and other engineering skills, the young recruits 1,350 in the company's training centre at any given time are drilled in literacy and numeracy.

It was the first private school to offer instruction in civil engineering and to offer military training to women.

We are also in the midst of a d'Arbeloff-funded project to produce online communication instruction in project engineering labs, and an ongoing research project on teaching source use and citation.

The Edwin G. Baetjer II Memorial Fund has, since its establishment, enriched Princeton's formal instruction in aeronautical engineering through an expanding program of lectures, seminars, colloquia and conferences on varied topics and has brought to the University some of the outstanding scientists in the Aerospace and Mechanical Sciences.

Moreover, the results show that using English as the medium of instruction in teaching engineering and sciences, as is usually the case in most Arab countries, does not result in higher research productivity and better communication with the rest of the world.