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Comparison of Engineering Practices in the Private and Public Sectors
Comparison of Engineering Practices in the Private and Public Sectors
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There is more to Prompt Engineering than meets the eye. This is a good survey paper that outlines all the different types of prompt engineering (link in alt) https://lnkd.in/eg5gD4e7
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In foundation engineering, there are two main modes of failure that the engineer needs to design against with safety and economy in mind:
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Consistency matters in all we do when it comes to Engineering field.
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Just finished Practical Engineering! This is a very good course I really enjoyed it. Check it out: https://lnkd.in/di9VgACV #engineering
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Here’s an enhanced version with more insights: 🚨 The Branding Challenge in Engineering 🚨 In this video, we explore one of the most pressing issues facing the engineering profession today: our branding. Engineering stands at the forefront of innovation, problem-solving, and technical achievement, yet we often face a disconnect between the value we provide and the recognition we receive. 💼 The Problem: Despite being the backbone of critical industries—from infrastructure and manufacturing to technology and environmental sustainability—engineers are frequently underpaid and pushed to meet challenging deadlines that strain work-life balance. The profession’s contributions are often taken for granted, and this lack of visibility impacts not only our compensation but also our influence within the industries we support. 👷 Why It Matters: When engineers are undervalued, it affects the entire ecosystem. Talented individuals might hesitate to enter or remain in the field, and innovation can stagnate as a result. In an era when we need engineers more than ever to tackle global challenges, we must address this branding issue to attract, retain, and empower top talent. 🌍 The Solution: Changing this starts with us. We need to come together across specialties—structural, civil, mechanical, and beyond—to advocate for our profession and highlight the impact we have on society. By showcasing the complexity and value of our work, we can help reshape public perception and inspire future generations. Let’s take a stand for engineering and re-establish it as the noble, respected profession it truly is. 💪 Join the conversation, and let’s build a future where engineers are seen, valued, and supported. This version emphasizes the broader societal impact of the issue and calls for collective action to bring positive change. https://lnkd.in/eD3HtKWr
The Biggest Problem of The Engineering Profession (that NO ONE talks about)
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Interesting and detailed map of engineering. https://lnkd.in/dkVhDPHJ
The Map of Engineering
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One Tech is debunking common engineering myths, third myth: Creativity & Engineers Engineers must re-imagine machines, digital technology, and even entire civil systems to make them operate at higher efficiency, greater capacity, more safely, and more environmentally protective. Click the link to read more: https://ow.ly/6qgZ50QRHq3
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Check out ASCE's article in this edition!
In case you missed it, the Summer Technology issue of Engineering Florida is now available! Read the digital version here: https://lnkd.in/eQjquZY2 This issue explores the latest developments at the intersection of engineering and technology in our vibrant state. Florida has long been a hub of innovation and engineering excellence, and this issue highlights the groundbreaking projects and forward-thinking initiatives shaping our future. As always, we strive to keep you informed about the latest trends, innovations and achievements in the engineering sector. We hope this issue inspires you and provides valuable insights into the remarkable work being done in our state. ___ Engineering Florida is the statewide magazine for Florida's engineering industry. Brought to you by the American Council of Engineering Companies of Florida (ACEC Florida), the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), the American Society of Heating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) Region XII, the American Society of Highway Engineers (ASHE), the Florida Engineering Society (FES), the Florida Structural Engineers Association (FSEA), and the SMPS—Society for Marketing Professional Services Florida Chapters, it is designed to amplify Florida’s engineering voices by keeping the engineering community informed of changes to state regulations, continuing education, legislative issues, technological advances within the industry, and the positive contributions engineers make to every aspect of life in the state of Florida.
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This is the finished section 8 of my group engineering project making a Rube Goldberg machine.
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