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“engineers”
Etymology: "constructor of military engines", from Old French engigneor, from Late Latin ingeniare, from Latin ingenium, "inborn qualities, talent".
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A corps of engineers.
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(robotics engineers blend expertise from fields of biology and computer engineering to produce robots that mimic living creatures)
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Education: West Moves East for Engineers, Part 1
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Education: West Moves East for Engineers, Part 2
Shanghai is now home to Siemens' largest operation outside of Germany.
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A person who deals with the design, construction, and uses of machines: "James was a mechanical engineer who was involved in modernizing machines."
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electrical and electronics engineers
Being one of the largest branches of engineering, these specialities design and develop electrical and electronic equipment and products.
- They work with power generation and transmission; machinery controls; lighting and wiring for buildings, automobiles, and aircraft; computers; radar; communications equipment; missile guidance systems; and consumer goods; such as, television sets and appliances.
- They may specialize in communications, computers, or power distribution equipment, or in a subdivision; such as, aviation electronic systems or in the research, development, and design of new products.
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metallurgical or materials engineers
1. Engineers who develop methods to process and convert metals and other materials into usable forms.
2. Technology is developed to produce ceramic substances, new compounds, and metal alloys for use in computers, spacecraft, and industrial equipment.
2. Technology is developed to produce ceramic substances, new compounds, and metal alloys for use in computers, spacecraft, and industrial equipment.
These engineers develop new materials for applications that require exceptionally high strength and heat resistance and they also determine how materials fail, using instruments; such as, microprobes, scanning electron microscopes, and X-ray diffraction and examine failed, broken, or contaminated materials.
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