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Study Abroad for Engineering Undergrads
There are study-abroad programs all over the world to choose from, taught in various languages to accommodate all students. Courses range from humanities, social sciences, language studies, mathematics, engineering, and many more depending on the program chosen.
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Several years ago, three Johns Hopkins undergraduates designed a 17-foot-long, helium-filled blimp that carries sophisticated electronics. The airship is a scale model of a military blimp in development at the university and is intended to serve as a testbed for the engineers who are designing the full-size version, which will conduct surveillance at the outer edge of the Earth's atmosphere.
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The trebuchet or siege engine used to brutal effect in many medieval battles may have been eclipsed by the invention of gunpowder in the 13th century. But today, the ancient war machine has made a major comeback. It has been used as a recruiting tool by such educational institutions as The U.S. Military Academy at West Point, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, and Wright State University to get students interested in engineering and science programs.
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