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2	What is ENGINEERING? ‘Making things work!’ Definition (from dictionary.com) of an engineer: n 1: a person who uses scientific knowledge to solve practical problems The application of mathematics and science to provide solutions to human needs
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4	What Areas of Engineering Are There for Me to Work in?
5	Major Engineering Disciplines Aeronautical Aerospace Agricultural Architectural Automotive Biomedical Ceramic Chemical Civil Computer Electrical Environmental Geological Industrial Manufacturing Marine Materials Mechanical Nuclear Petroleum Systems Textile
6	What Skills Are Required for Success in Engineering? Math & Science – the more you know, the more problems can solve Creative Problem Solver – think out of the box Ability to Work & Think - as a team Knowing how to learn Today’s technology is rapidly evolving and you will continually have to learn new things
7	Why Pre-Engineering at SST? To use math & science hands-on to creatively solve problems that matter Set and achieve goals as part of a team –learning valuable skills along the way Exposure to interesting careers To see if engineering is for you Earn College Credits
8	What Kinds of Things Would We Learn & Do in Pre-Engineering?
9	Learn Basic Mechanisms
10	Explore Basic Electronics
11	Harness the Work of Simple Machines
12	Experiment with Building Bridges Using Computer Simulation
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14	Courses Available Available in 2007/2008: Principles of Engineering Introduction to Engineering Design Digital Electronics Civil Engineering and Architecture Potential options for 2008/2009? Aerospace Engineering Engineering Design and Development
15	Do You Have the Right Stuff? Looking for a sense of accomplishment Enjoy learning new things Good at math and science Like to solve problems Want to be challenged Desire a rewarding career Excited about making a difference Curious to try/apply new technologies Planning to lead in a technological world ???
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17	To SST Pre-Engineering!! Need to Know More?