Odds are stacked against engineering Class of 2024
Infosys and Wipro have said they don’t plan to go to the campuses this year
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Infosys and Wipro have said they don’t plan to go to the campuses this year
'Expecting students to rationally choose their branch of engineering just after Class 12 and stick to it for the rest of their lives is not practical… the ideal solution may be to have a short Bachelor's degree exploring a variety of science related courses, after which students will be in a better position to decide their professional career path.'
Five. >> neil: all right. you have a match.com commercial. you're featured in that. your a bigger culture sensation, all over the "new york post." everybody is talking about you. so what is happening now with some of your new-found notoriety? no doubt it will explode after this appearance. what's going on? >> i'm just really busy with my business. i know this will probably impact the dating site a little bit. i'm focused what i'm doing now. so even just like i said earlier, i'm doing a lot less dating now because i'm so dedicated to it. whereas before, i had a regular engineering job, get home...
It’s a funny old world and no mistake. Just a few days ago as I pen these words, I was on a video chat with my chum Adam Taylor, who hangs his hat in the UK. If you are desperately bored and/or need something to do, please feel free to watch this video and let…
To "the new york times magazine" in which he said, the presidency is not preeminently an engineering job, which was a shot at herbert hoover, it's preeminently a place of moral leadership. and moral in that sense didn't necessarily mean ethical behavior. but it meant custom, how we are with each other. i thought f.d.r. was wrong to take the shot at hoover. it's about engineering, it's about running things. and it's about setting a tone and an ethos in which we see each other not as adversariadve or as opponents, but as neighbors. that's how democracies work. and we've had a very good run in th...