The Golden Gate Bridge, completed in 1937, remains one of the most impressive engineering feats the U.S. has seen. It claimed the title of the world’s longest suspension bridge until 1964 and was the ...

To properly answer the question "What kind of engineering degree should I get?" you need to consider your strengths, interests, and career goals. It can also help to know what options you have ...

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) – Purdue University will begin offering new types of engineering degrees to students on the West Lafayette campus. The master’s and doctoral degree programs in environmental ...

Jump-start your electrical engineering career. Careers in electrical engineering aren't just about wiring and turning the power on and off. Electrical engineers may also specialize in areas like ...

Understanding how and why machines work isn’t necessarily intuitive. Some devices that seem simple on the surface, such as conveyor belts, actually rely on intricate technology and precise handiwork.

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Understanding how and why machines work isn't necessarily intuitive. Some devices that seem simple on the surface, such as conveyor belts, actually rely on intricate technology and precise handiwork.