Engineering education reform

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Engineering education needs major changes if engineers are to remain successful in the 21st century. Engineers have emphasized too much on technical proficiency but lack understanding in other disciplines. They need greater technical and managerial abilities, which the inadequate four-year bachelor's degree cannot provide.

Government regulation, Education, Study and teaching, Licensing, certification and accreditation

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The vision for civil engineering in 2025

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The summary of the report prepared by the steering committee of the American Society of Civil Engineers at the end of the Summit on the Future of Civil Engineering, held at Lansdowne, Virginia, is presented. The global vision on the trends of civil engineering in 2025 A.D. is discussed.

Virginia, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Rites, ceremonies and celebrations, American Society of Civil Engineers

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Proposal for a master of professional engineering management

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The master of professional engineering management, a 30-hour degree program for engineers, is proposed. The program would enhance the skills of practicing engineers without halting their practice to complete studies while enhancing their knowledge.

Curricula

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