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Civil Engineering
Civil engineers design and construct our infrastructure. If it’s on the ground, civil and structural engineers are involved in the design and construction stages. Civil engineers will also plan, design, construct, maintain and recycle the structures in communities such as dams, bridges, roads, buildings, pipelines, railways and tunnels.
Civil and structural engineering short courses by IDC Video provide professional development for practicing engineers and technicians, and offer learning opportunities for technical personnel working in a field other than civil and structural engineering. Course outcomes cover the above listed subjects above and more.
SE-E - Best Practice in Sewage and Effluent Treatment Technologies
This manual has tips and tricks to help you to install an effective Sewage and Effluent Treatment system.
$139.94 Ex Tax: $127.22
CT-E - Designing, Specifying and Constructing with Modern Concrete
This manual deals with the manufacture, design and maintenance of concrete, including details about ingredients and how quality and quantity affects the final product. Other areas covered are: concrete specifications standards and codes concepts such as ready-mix, precast and prestressed concrete and their applications suggestions for best practice for protection and maintenance of concrete.
$139.94 Ex Tax: $127.22
HW-E - Hazardous Waste Management and Pollution Prevention
This manual provides an excellent introduction to mastering the management of hazardous waste materials as well as preventing contamination of the environment. Other areas covered are: legal and regulatory aspects of pollution handling hazardous waste materials within your plant reducing the amount of hazardous waste produced ways to save money through preventing personal injury and preventing or limiting the effects of accidental pollution.
$139.94 Ex Tax: $127.22
SD-E - Structural Design for Non-Structural Engineers
This manual will help you gain the basic knowledge of structural engineering including principles of analysis of structures and their application, behavior of materials under loading, selection of construction materials and design fundamentals for RCC and steel structures.
The emphasis has been kept on the determination of the nature and amount of stress developed under loads, and the way structures offer resistance to it. Being the most widely used construction materials, RCC and steel have been covered in detail, though masonry and timber have been described briefly as well.
$139.94 Ex Tax: $127.22
TN-E - Transportation Planning and Management
This manual will help you anticipate future traffic problems of a transportation network, develop intelligent transportation systems as well as efficient parking systems, and understand the concepts of traffic calming and forecasts. You will be able to put this knowledge into practice to manage traffic in your small neighborhood/complex/construction site.
$139.94 Ex Tax: $127.22
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Inside the AirTag: The Tech Behind Apple’s Latest Release
Apr 21, 2021
In their first product launch event of 2021, Apple has released a suite of new products including the long-awaited AirTag. The sleek tracking device uses ultra-wideband (UWB), a rapidly emerging radio technology that is being increasingly utilized for IoT applications. Whilst it was arguably one of their worst kept secrets in recent history, Apple finally unveiled the brand new AirTag at their spring event. The circular tile-like Bluetooth tracker can be attached to your personal belongings and help keep track of their location. Continue reading Inside the AirTag: The Tech Behind Apple’s Latest Release at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology. -
How the 'whitest ever' paint could help reduce energy consumption
Apr 20, 2021
Purdue University engineers have created the ‘whitest paint’ yet. Tests carried out on the paint showed it reflects more than 98% of sunlight. Researchers say that buildings coated with this paint may cool them off enough to reduce the need for air conditioning. Continue reading How the 'whitest ever' paint could help reduce energy consumption at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology. -
TV Shows Every Engineer Should Watch
Apr 15, 2021
Even engineers need to take a break from time to time, and what do most of us do on our free time? That's right, watching TV shows. Continue reading TV Shows Every Engineer Should Watch at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology. -
BHP Future of Work Program
Apr 15, 2021
Together, BHP and the Department of Education, Skills and Employment have formed the Future of Work Program to promote educational pathways in regional areas and help support Australia’s road to economic recovery. BHP’s President Minerals Australia, Edgar Basto, said: “The advanced apprenticeships and short courses offered by the Future of Work Program will help develop the workforce of the future. Australians will be able to re-skill, embrace technology and find new jobs in many sectors, not just mining. Continue reading BHP Future of Work Program at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology. -
Earth Day 2021: How Engineers Can Contribute to a Sustainable Future
Apr 15, 2021
As the goal of a sustainable future becomes increasingly prevalent worldwide, engineers will continue to play a huge role in creating innovative solutions. Continue reading Earth Day 2021: How Engineers Can Contribute to a Sustainable Future at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology. -
Engineering in the Fight Against Malaria
Apr 14, 2021
World Malaria Day takes place on the 25th of April. As we look towards the future, engineers will continue to be at the forefront when it comes to finding unique ways of malaria prevention. Continue reading Engineering in the Fight Against Malaria at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology. -
Meet EIT Student Ambassador: Aaron Brook
Apr 8, 2021
This year two student ambassadors were selected to represent the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT), Aaron Brook and Douglas Mugweni. In this profile piece, we are proud to introduce Aaron Brook, who is currently studying EIT’s 52708WA - Advanced Diploma of Industrial Automation. An accomplished Instrument Reliability Specialist, Aaron has spent several years combining his career with continued education. With previous post-trade qualifications earned in a range of fields including leadership and management, project management, work health and safety, hazardous area installation, maintenance and inspection and audio engineering, EIT is just the latest addition to Aaron’s learning ventures. Continue reading Meet EIT Student Ambassador: Aaron Brook at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology. -
EIT Celebrates Two Decades of Group Training
Mar 23, 2021
No one knows the value of training better than EIT’s International Engineering Education Manager, Kevin Baker. This year, he celebrates his 21st anniversary in charge of the institute’s group training department, a stewardship that has seen the company run courses for everyone from; Coca-Cola to NASA, the major oil and gas players through to the United Nations. While EIT prides itself on providing in-person training for any class anywhere in the world, for the past 13-years, there has been a steady migration to the relatively new territory of remote (virtual) teaching. Continue reading EIT Celebrates Two Decades of Group Training at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology. -
Making Smart Grids Smarter with Machine Learning
Mar 15, 2021
As energy demand continues to increase in parallel with the growth of the world population, our energy systems need to evolve to be more flexible, sustainable, and distributed. It was only a month ago that extreme weather events highlighted the fragility of the Texas electrical grid. As Texans’ demand for electricity soared, utility operators revealed just how poorly prepared they were for the cold weather. The Texas electricity grid failed in spectacular fashion, and there are chances it will happen again. Continue reading Making Smart Grids Smarter with Machine Learning at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology. -
How Successful Engineers Stand Out from the Crowd
Mar 15, 2021
When you decide to enrol in a program and start studying you are investing time and money into your future goals. While engineers are currently in high-demand, professional selection criteria is becoming increasingly competitive. Hard work and good grades are no longer enough to set yourself apart in the industry. As one of Dyson’s successful engineers commented ‘It’s not always the most intelligent student that makes the best engineer’. This month we came up with a few points that will help you stand out from the crowd: 1- Create a competitive CV As an engineer, your résumé becomes a marketing tool that will emphasize your assets. Continue reading How Successful Engineers Stand Out from the Crowd at EIT | Engineering Institute of Technology.
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