A former team of Red Deer College engineering technology students won this year’s Association of Science and Engineering Technology Professionals of Alberta’s (ASET) Capstone Project of the Year Award for modernising a centuries-old device and transforming it into a source of renewable energy.
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Few of us enjoy the eyesore of old rubber tires in landfills or on the side of the road. But, it’s good news for the environment and our visual aesthetic that a former team of Lethbridge College students has found a way to literally get more miles out of them - by turning them into asphalt.
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We all associate golfing with the colour green in terms of golf greens and putting greens and it costing a lot of green, but what about actually going green? A former team of SAIT engineering design and drafting technology (EDDT) students have answered that question with an award-nominated design project: Alberta’s first environmentally friendly golf course.
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With the world in COVID-19’s stranglehold, medical equipment related to patient respiration has never been more vital, and a former team of NAIT biomedical engineering technology students has found a way to breathe new life into a critical device: the bag valve mask.
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With cities and communities in crisis due to a global pandemic, people now more than ever rely on the smooth and stable performance of essential services.
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For technology institutes and colleges whose education of engineering technology students often relies on hands-on instruction, COVID-19 has presented challenges.
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For technology institutes and colleges whose education of engineering technology students often relies on hands-on instruction, COVID-19 has presented challenges.
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For polytechnics whose education of engineering technology students often relies on hands-on instruction, COVID-19 has presented an array of challenges.
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A global pandemic didn’t succeed in muting the efforts of a team of former SAIT electronic engineering technology students from producing an award-winning technology project, the laser harp.
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The recent expansion of Technology Professionals Canada (TPC) from a partnership of four Canadian provinces to nine is likely to yield benefits for engineering technology professionals across the province and the Albertans whose safety they serve and protect.
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