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…examined carefully, only two majors have interested me. These two majors are in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. They both have differences and similarities in terms of curriculum requirements, degree of difficulties, and technology…

…. Ergonomics is a fairly new field of science. It is a sector branched off of more established areas like engineering, physiology, and psychology. Ergonomics was originated during World War Two, and was known as human factoring. During this time period…

…fly. 19th Century The development of aviation took various paths during the 19th century. The father of aviation, Sir George Cayley was a British aeronautical engineer and inventor. He proved his ideas of flight with experiments involving kites…

…was that the Corvette didn’t have roll up windows, or door handles on the outside. The only thing people didn’t really like about this car in its first two years, was the fact that the Corvette only had a six-cylinder engine producing around 150 horsepower. Fortunately…

…that science and engineering are the key to creating a sustainable society. Scientific discovery leads to new technologies that may aid in sustainable development. However, this does not necessarily imply a linear path. Ideally, better scientific knowledge leads…

…Diagnostic Test - Alternator Output Test (12V) Concept The alternator is the heart of the charging system. It is an alternating-current generator mounted on the engine, which is driven by a belt from the crankshaft. The alternator develops alternating…

…the output of coal which later produced industrial fuel. His first working engine was installed at a coalmine in Staffordshire in Seventeen twelve (Thomas Newcomen). In 1720 when Thomas died over one hundred of his engines were working in Britain. When weavers…

…explanation. One of the most well known conflicts between Creation and Darwinism called the Scopes case, occurred in the 1920's which was especially engineered to make a mockery of Creationism. The Tennessee legislature had passed a statue prohibiting…

…am going to talk about Elizabeth Muriel Gregory MacGill. " I am not a hero. I was lucky. I got a good education. So my mother was a judge; so what? I did not think it was any more remarkable for a woman being a judge than it was for me to be an engineer…

…. So my mother was a judge; so what? I did not think it was any more remarkable for a woman being a judge than it was for me to be an engineer." However, in all actuality, Elizabeth MacGill was a hero. During her life, she did a lot to help Canadian women…