The phrase 'technical students' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to students who are studying or have studied a technical field, such as engineering, science, or IT. For example: "The university offers a range of courses catering to technical students."
A new technical students' training model is suggested.
This study aimed to identify the development of generic skills among technical students in Malaysia.
They are all progressive, technical students of the game who preach a positive brand possession, pace and passing football.
A training module, which is intended for object lessons of especially technical students has been developed through this work.
Cornell Engineering Career Center is tailored to meet the needs of technical students.
JD students from Harvard Law School and technical students from MIT are encouraged to apply.
While pursuing her master's degree, Mia worked at SAS Institute as a technical student, where she helped write and test code on several language platforms.
At Stanford, I teach CS105: Introduction to Computer Science for Non-Technical Students, CS193C: Client-Side Internet Programming, CS108: Object-Oriented Design, and CS194: Senior Project.
The class is geared toward non-technical students, to give them a broad understanding of technology, and perhaps to help the tech-averse increase their comfort level around computers.
The detachment commander also has three-and-a-half year full-tuition scholarships to award to outstanding first-year undergraduates (technical majors) and $18,000 per year scholarships to award to non-technical students.
Technical and non-technical students alike can benefit from learning a scripting language like Python.
