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Why Engineering?

Engineering is more than a discipline or a career. It's a way of thinking. An approach to solving problems and inventing new and better ways of doing things. Engineers draw upon science and mathematics, communication and interpersonal skills - and their own ingenuity - to make the world a better place.  (More)



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  • New EOFNJ Newsletter!
    Volume 2, Issue 1
    Topics:
    • ITEA Program Excellence Award
    • Special Event for NJ Guidance Counselors
    • New Systems Engineering Grant Received
    • EOFNJ Meets 1,000 Teacher Mark
    • And more...

 

 

  • New Pro/ENGINEER Workshops & FREE Software!
    Pro/ENGINEER 2007-2008 Workshop Schedule
    Under a partnership with Parametric Technology Corporation (PTC), Stevens Institute of Technology and the Educational Technology Training Centers (ETTC) will train middle and high school teachers in the Pro/ENGINEER (Pro/E) Schools Edition software.

    Pro/E is an engineering computer-aided design (CAD) tool with fully associative capabilities spanning modeling, assemblies, drawings, animations, kinematic analysis and design optimization, renderings and more. Pro/E Schools Edition is developed specifically to introduce middle and high school students to design technology and help them to become better problem solvers, critical thinkers and collaborators. Participants will learn Pro/ENGINEER thorough multimedia tutorials and project-based activities.

    After completing the 2-day training workshop, PTC will donate 300 licenses of Pro/ENGINEER Schools Edition 3D design software to each teacher. The commercial value of the software is $2,500 per license, an equivalent of $750,000 per teacher.

    The workshops are being offered at various ETTCs across the state. For more information visit the link above.

 

  • EOFNJ Confernce Highlights
    Conference Highlights
    More than 250 of New Jersey's principals and supervisors attended a leadership summit, Engineering Our Future NJ: Creating a Vision; Implementing Effective Models, held, on May 11, 2007, at Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken , NJ. The event was sponsored by Stevens Institute of Technology's Center for Innovation in Engineering and Science Education, and co-sponsored by Verizon Communications, the New Jersey Department of Education, and the New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association/FEA. Conference highlights include photos, downloadable presentations, and keynote speaker videos.

 
Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. School of Engineering