We all know an engineering degree is great for a technical career but what if your future goals include going to a professional school? Here’s how an engineering skill set can be beneficial when...
Previously we talked about how big engineering programs have several pros and cons. In this article we’re going to talk about the pros and cons of small engineering colleges so let’s get started. We’ll...
If you’re considering an engineering degree, then you’ve probably wondered how to pick the right school for you. An engineering degree costs a lot of money and will be very time intensive, so you...
The TI-89 is the graphing calculator I use the most. It’s simple to use, really powerful and it can be a huge time saver, if you know how to use it. In this multi-post...
What is Intermediate Dynamics? Intermediate Dynamics is the course that follows a sophomore-level Dynamics class. In the sophomore-level course students learn about dynamics of particles and get an introduction to rigid body dynamics in...
Mechanics of Materials Online Course Mechanics of Materials, also known as Solid Mechanics, is a fundamental engineering course. Unfortunately, many students find it very challenging. It doesn’t have to be that way though, if...
Statics is typically the first engineering course that really gets students. It’s the first time many students really have to visualize what’s going on in a situation. Not only are there geometry issues, but...
A new semester has started (how did the break end so soon?!). That means new things to learn, assignments to do and exams to prep for. It’s pretty much guaranteed that at some point...
Are you thinking about starting at a community college (CC) and then transferring to a new university to complete your engineering degree? If so, here are some common mistakes I’ve seen students make…mistakes that...
Tutoring signs! They’re everywhere on campus, especially in the buildings where STEM courses are held. Why is that? Well, many students struggle with the material and need extra instruction. These frustrated students are...
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