Practical insights for the engineering crowd
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Categories | EducationScience |
Adam, Brian, Carmen, and Jeff discuss the importance of accurately estimating time and budget as a practicing engineer. Brian frequently makes estimates as part of his professional duties. Detrimental effects of our anchoring bias are noted by Jeff. ... more
We catch up with Sam Feller (who previously joined us in Episode 70), discussing his interests, projects, and latest entrepreneurial ventures. Having left industry to pursue an academic career, Jeff isn’t chomping at the bit to move back into the ent... more
In an episode that was recorded in early October, Adam, Carmen, and Jeff reflect on their summer activities, and on plans for the remaining months of 2017. Carmen spent a lot of his summer traveling, both domestically and internationally. Although he... more
Adam, Brian, Carmen, and Jeff consider the boundaries of one’s own competence in this episode of The Engineering Commons. Competencies seem to be driven by past failures, notes Brian. For learning about “magical potions” developed with “unicorn scien... more
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I’m an Engineering Tech, formerly a Field Service Tech, and a plumber by trade. This podcast is so relatable. New up and coming techs and engineers should be listening to this.
I’m still a mechanical engineering student currently on a co-op in a torque converter manufacturing facility in Ohio. These guys are honest and insightful. Perfect for a long commute to work.
Theses details you guys talk about are really important. It primes the minds of engineering students to the reality of the engineering workforce, who might not have had the exposure opportunity in the first place. You also suggest ways it could be better, too! (As engineers do.) Thank you!
Only podcast I've found that deals with engineering other than software engineering and development. Great to hear from experienced engineers that toil in the physical world.
I am returning to finish my degree in engineering after many years, having completed my first two years when I was 19. Discovering your show and going back through many episodes this summer, I feel a lot better prepared for my future... I am taking Civil, but my interests are so much broader, so the cross-disciplinary knowledge is greatly appreciated. (So many electives to choose from!)
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