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World Animal Day 2021: Drones Take Animal Research to New Heights
22 September 2021

When you consider all these aspects of World Animal Day, the question arises, how can engineers make a difference?

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Opinion: Are Foldable Phones Isolating UX?
20 September 2021

The fanfare of major events like Apple Event’s or Samsung Direct has become synonymous with big tech unveilings of new flagship devices for major manufacturers. EIT Journalist, Adriaan Roets, shares his thoughts on one of the latest topical releases.

New products that seem odd upon unveiling often become more sensical later. AirTags, upon announcement in 2021, seemed daft to me because surely, its function was somewhat overly unnecessary and could remain tech-free.

We’ve survived so long without it, and it seemed like a product that is almost like a tech intrusion on daily life.

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How Do I Make My Engineering CV Stand Out?
13 September 2021

When compiling your professional resume or curriculum vitae (CV), merely printing your credentials on thicker paper won’t make it stand out. When you put some extra thought and attention into the content and your personal marketing, printing it on standard A4 paper will not only do the job, but it can land you a job as well.

But what should a great entail? Here are some ways to beef up your job application, with input from the experts.

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The Top 5 Reasons to Study an Engineering Degree
10 September 2021

From good entry-level salaries, the possibility to see the world, and an ever-evolving career, engineering remains a field of possibilities.

Here’s some of the reason you should consider Engineering.

1. Engineering is considered the education of the future

Completing an engineering course means you get to be part of the future leaders who drives change in the world. From technology to sustainability, engineering is deeply entrenched in what is to come according to UNESCO’s latest Engineering For Sustainable Developmentreport.

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Introducing EIT's Engineers Australia Student Ambassador
02 September 2021

Today we welcomed Engineers Australia Student & Graduate Engagement Manager, Ms. Kym Spann, to EIT's Bentley Campus to formally introduce Ceezan Maharjan as EIT's Engineers Australia Student Ambassador.

Engineers Australia (EA) Student Ambassadors are responsible for representing EA on-campus. They actively help their fellow student engineers to understand and benefit from the resources offered by Engineers Australia.

Ceezan is currently studying his Bachelor of Science (Mechanical Engineering) at our Bentley Campus and was also recently featured in our article, 'EIT Work Integrated Learning Goes Total Green' for using his internship experience to help stop the flow of e-waste to landfill.

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5 of the Fastest Growing Engineering Fields
02 September 2021

We took a look at some of the highest growing engineering fields of the future, according to Australian Government Initiative, Job Outlook.

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Reverse Engineering: It’s Not About Going Retro but Finding Solutions
27 August 2021

Paper. Something that has been around for thousands of years is getting reverse engineering treatment to help save the planet.

At the helm of the operation is trained electrical engineer Mahbub Sumon from Narayanganj, Bangladesh.

In 2018, he and three friends founded Shalbrikhkho and started their first project to create eco-friendly paper that gives back to the earth.

They dubbed their creation, Bonkagoj, a bio-friendly product with embedded seeds that will sprout when the paper is discarded or ends up in a landfill.

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Artificial Intelligence – A Considered Approach
25 August 2021

Dear Colleagues

In recent years, Artificial Intelligence (and Machine Learning) has been touted as the panacea for process plants: using instrumentation to gather the data and automated systems to effect improvements to the operations. There have been huge advances and some great successes, but maintaining a healthy cynicism is essential.

Machine learning is certainly one of the most exciting technologies in recent times. Both large and small companies have embraced it with tremendous results.

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How Online Study Helped an EIT Graduate Further His Career
23 August 2021

Skilled Engineer and EIT Graduate, Daniel Baidoo, enjoys solving complex problems.

However, one problem he never had to solve was studying while working full time. The two worlds just melded together in the end, and it is something he believes gave him an advantage professionally.

Studying EIT’s 52882WA - Advanced Diploma in Electrical and Instrumentation (E&I) Engineering for Oil and Gas Facilities allowed Daniel to bring his course knowledge to his workplace, and he couldn’t be happier.

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How 3D Printing Is Changing the World
13 August 2021

From schools to pedestrian safety, 3D printing is playing a role in education. In rural Malawi, going to school is not simple. Long walks with no reliable transport coupled with the lack of infrastructure create a scenario where dropping out of school is common. Now, 3D printing is changing that.

According to the Thomson Reuters Foundation, a newly established 3D classroom in the village of Salima in central Malawi is showing that 3D Printing is finally gaining its footing as an important part of infrastructure development, and education in the country.

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The Future of Engineering Education
09 August 2021

While it's easy to think the future of engineering education will be on how to build flying cars and today's curriculum will be obsolete, science-fiction has to wait.

The future of engineering education is likely attached to new skills development, including creative studies, incorporating mental health considerations and still using established academic resources to create well-rounded engineers.

Finding the balance between these aspects of professional engineering is what could drive education for years to come.

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EIT Work Integrated Learning Goes Total Green
23 July 2021

EIT on-campus students are using their internship experiences to think beyond recycling and help stop the flow of e-waste to landfills.

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From Biggest to Smallest: The Fascinating World of Valves
19 July 2021

There’s a well-known phrase that everything is bigger in Texas. From being the biggest state in the contiguous United States to having one of the world’s biggest football stadiums, Texas is also home to the world’s largest gate valve.

The accolade came not for bragging rights or to honor the infamous phrase, but due to the states expected water shortages. By 2060, reports estimate Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex (DFW) population will have grown to more than 13 million, and that water demands in the area will have increased 86 percent.

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Remembering Geoffrey Mwansa Chalungumana
13 July 2021

It is with profound regret that we bid farewell to Geoffrey Chalungumana who died on the 25th June 2021 from a COVID-related illness. We extend our deepest sympathy to all who knew him, but most particularly to his wife, Marjorie, and his sons, Lombe and Musonda.

Geoffrey has been an integral part of the IDC Technologies teaching team for many years and will be truly missed.

When we first met Geoffrey, he had begun working as an independent technical engineering consultant, having already garnered 30 years of experience in industry.

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From Industry 4.0 to Engineering 4.0
12 July 2021

Almost a decade ago, the opening ceremony at the London 2012 Olympic Games showed the world a recreation of Britain’s industrial revolution in spectacular fashion. As cameras panned over the Olympic Stadium and factories sprouted out of thin air, the rapid evolution of the industry was illustrated to 900 million people.

The mesmerizing feat in many ways was an astute display to show how quickly and effectively the fourth industrial revolution (Industry 4.0) will evolve.

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Is Virtual Reality the Future of Education?
08 July 2021

For Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) students and professionals, virtual reality (VR) allows for engaging and realistic first-person immersion. Leading companies and organizations are beginning to use the technology in education and training to connect knowledge with experience.

Photo by XR Expo on Unsplash

A Learning Analytics Theoretical Framework for STEM Education Virtual Reality Applications concluded that skill development in the 21st century is dependent on digital-oriented training and tools for increasing learning performance.

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The Ancient Aboriginal Engineering of the Budj Bim Eel Traps
07 July 2021

Did you know that one of the oldest examples of aquaculture and hydraulic engineering is in Australia? In recognition of NAIDOC Week 2021, we are celebrating and recognizing the engineering achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Lake Condah © Gunditj Mirring Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation

The Budj Bim Cultural Landscape is located in the traditional Country of the Gunditjmara Aboriginal people in south-eastern Australia. The landscape comprises three components; Budj Bim (northern) component, Kurtonitj (central) component, and Tyrendarra (southern) component.

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Meet EIT Lecturer: Dr. Akhlaqur Rahman
05 July 2021

EIT Lecturer and Course Coordinator, Dr. Akhlaqur Rahman, is one of the mesmerizing engineers within EIT’s Academic Team that is as passionate about learning as he is about the latest engineering trends.

Pictured: Dr. Akhlaqur Rahman

“Engineering is ever-evolving and full of potential. All you need is the right attitude and determination. That’s what I love about engineering. There is always a place to do something more or new,” he explains.

Students and staff at EIT fondly know Dr.

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Five Amazing AI Creations in Film and Their Real-World Counterparts
02 July 2021

Here at EIT, we love a good movie that pushes the envelope of innovation, and no genre does it better than Science Fiction. Theoretically, a lot of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in cinematic adventures could be plausible, and in fact, this list of five AI creations do have counterparts in the real world that could easily slip into similar cinematic roles.

1. WALL-E

WALL-E

Fictional AI: Waste Allocation Load-Lifter: Earth-class

There’s no denying Pixar’s WALL-E is one of the most loveable robotic creations ever, but he has a lot of purposes too.

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EIT Introduces 9 New Graduate Certificate Courses
02 July 2021

Micro-credentials like Graduate Certificates are emerging as badges of honor in the workplace or as an educational pathway to further education in engineering. 

It is an excellent way for working engineers to upskill, or for graduates to add to their academic portfolio and be job-ready.

Nine New Courses With EIT

EIT is introducing 9 new industry-oriented Graduate Certificates aimed at those who want to advance their education or career prospects.

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