Throughout the day, technology and services were banded about which require significant investment and proficiency in technology.
A new era of advanced manufacturing also requires more graduates with greater proficiency in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
At the same time, access to and proficiency in computing technologies is rapidly becoming a major equity issue worldwide.
"Learning how to learn," including having basic proficiency in online technologies, is considered a distinct competence today.
"Combine McLaren's many proprietary patents with its proficiency in race technology, hi-tech medical devices, and research, and the two do appear to be a perfect match for each other".
Most students enter the program with some proficiency in using technology but Wilson-Pauwels says that regardless what software they are comfortable using, her school teaches the basic theory of communication through motion and visualization.
Participation in citizen science projects could contribute to the demand for proficiency in science, technology, and mathematics, by offering hands-on opportunities to amateurs and boosting their interest in these disciplines (Toerpe 2013).
A greater number of our girls are lacking in proficiency in the sciences, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
Other gaps like a lack of proficiency in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), for which the faltering U.S. higher education system often takes the blame, only makes up 22percentt of the U.S. skills gap, according to the executives.
In a contrasting argument, women have been observed reflecting pronounced proficiency in adopting new technology (Turkle, 1995).
Casually let it slip that you've been working on gaining proficiency in the latest technology in your field.
