Our editors contacted eleven universities offering online Master of Engineering programs.  Of those that reported enrolment data, the average program growth over the past 5 years has been 79%.  That’s an annual growth rate of more than 12%.  And while some fared better than others, every university we contacted reported significant growth in their online Master of Engineering programs. 

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Fundamentals of Engineering exam (FE Exam)

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Containment ideas from ENGINEERING.com users for the BP oil spill.

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A 12-story building in China, laying on the ground.

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Creeping closer inch by inch, 900 feet above the mighty Colorado River, the two sides of a $160 million bridge at the Hoover Dam slowly take shape. The bridge will carry a new section of US Route 93 past the bottleneck of the old road which can be seen twisting and winding around and across the dam itself.

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Why is advertising wasted? It's because most advertising isn't targeted at the right people at a time when they are ready to buy. Say you are providing some sort of engineering consulting services. Should you purchase a billboard on a highway? Or create a television ad for the Super Bowl? More than 95% of the people who saw your billboard or your Super Bowl ad are never going to buy engineering services from you or from anyone else. And that's not because there is anything wrong with your ad. It's because they just aren't in your target market.

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Frank Gehry has designed a landmark building that offers unique and memorable experiences with art. Stretching from Beverley to McCaul streets, an elegant and monumental glass and titanium facade invites visitors into its sweep as it opens up the street to Gallery activity inside.

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In the fall of 1999, USA Today and the Newseum, an Arlington, Va., museum devoted to the history of news gathering, announced the results of a year long poll in which 36,000 newspaper readers and a substantial number of journalists were asked to select the 100 most important news stories of the 20th century. The atomic bombing of Japan led the public list, followed by the attack on Pearl Harbor, the landing on the moon and the invention of the airplane.

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World Trade Center Disaster

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Wind Energy

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Racing Technology: The trickle-down effect

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The Story of Canadian Arctic™ Diamonds

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The Phoenix Rises

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The High-Performance Commercial Building Systems

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The Desert Passage

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Stealth Technology

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Nuclear Power

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Porsche

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Parking Facility Design

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Level 4 Containment Labs

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KEVLAR®

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Ferrari

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Hardware Hacking

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Guggenheim Museum

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Genesis by KML Engineered Homes

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DNA Computers

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Designing For Safety

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Cross Canada in a Solar Car

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Columbite-tantalite (COLTAN)

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Canary Wharf

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A maturing Market

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