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Agricultural Engineer
Agricultural engineers specializing in solving problems and developing technologies related to food production and processing, natural resource management, and conservation.
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Computer Engineer
Becoming a computer engineer offers an enormous range of possibilities, from developing software for managing an air traffic control tower to producing animation for the movie industry...
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Electrical Engineer
Electrical engineers work with electricity in all its forms - from huge power generating facilities to the integrated circuits of the smallest computer chip.
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Industrial Engineer
Industrial engineers look at how people, resources, and information are used to accomplish goals and devise ways to improve those methods.
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Materials Engineer
Materials engineers develop materials with outstanding combinations of mechanical, chemical, and electrical properties.
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Melinda Piket-May
I'm an assistant professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Colorado in Boulder.
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Margo Seltzer
I am now an associate professor of computer science at Harvard University, in our division of engineering and applied sciences.
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Elaine Weyuker
I conduct research at AT&T labs, specializing in software testing and metrics - the goal is to develop ways of assuring the dependability and performance of software. AT&T has roughly 450 million lines of software that do everything from running the telephone network to handling billing, and most of these systems run continuously. It is a real challenge to develop techniques to make sure that it all works correctly and efficiently!
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Barbara Liskov
I am a professor of computer science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). My research and teaching are focused on how to make better software. Software has now become an essential part of many things we do, from interacting with the bank, to electronic commerce, and it is critical that the software behave properly.
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