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That's Electrical Engineering, not e.e. cummings.
Would any of you out there consider yourselves electrical engineers? I'm taking a (pretty neat) workshop this week and next running through the "Principles of Engineering" curriculum I'll be teaching next year. Yesterday and today we built robots out of Fischertechniks kits (way fun), next we have to do a report on a field of engineering; I was assigned electrical.
Anyways, if possible we're supposed to interview a practicing engineer in the field and ask them some questions. Any volunteers (or does anyone want to volunteer someone else?). It's not a 'gotta do it' thing, but it would make the presentation more interesting. Let me know if you're willing.
Would any of you out there consider yourselves electrical engineers? I'm taking a (pretty neat) workshop this week and next running through the "Principles of Engineering" curriculum I'll be teaching next year. Yesterday and today we built robots out of Fischertechniks kits (way fun), next we have to do a report on a field of engineering; I was assigned electrical.
Anyways, if possible we're supposed to interview a practicing engineer in the field and ask them some questions. Any volunteers (or does anyone want to volunteer someone else?). It's not a 'gotta do it' thing, but it would make the presentation more interesting. Let me know if you're willing.