Learn how Siemens’ Global Academic and Future Workforce Program is supporting educators, students and industry alike by addressing the engineering skills gap.
The Design for the Circular Economy microcredential from Siemens and CU Boulder offers an ABET-recognized experience for every learning pathway within the microcredential
Siemens is proud to offer several exciting courses on Coursera aimed at equipping learners with the skills needed for sustainable design.
Michigan Baja’s team captain shares insights on the value of this competition for engineers preparing for their careers and the secrets behind the team’s success.
Blog written in collaboration with Martin Koczmann This year’s Information exchange and networking event for the academic world in the…
If your senior undergraduate and graduate students of computer engineering, electronics and telecommunications are ready for a challenge in SystemVerilog,…
Adapted from content from the Siemens German Academic Team Based on many years of activities at universities, Siemens Digital Industries…
Check out this brand new classroom resource on functional verification methods for senior undergraduate and graduate students of computer engineering,…
By Ethan Watzig – Global Competitions Marketing Intern Who is McGill Formula Electric? McGill’s Formula SAE career started in 1994….
Adapted from blogs by Stefan Hirsch, Managing Director, Bengcon and Peter Kemptner. Industry 4.0 , Internet of Things (IoT) and…
Today’s business landscape is quickly evolving. The companies who can adapt and change with new technologies are reaping major competitive…
Researchers, scientists, engineers, and other professionals work daily to generate vehicles moved by green, renewable energy. The Agoria Solar Team…
Help your students learn the history and current state of OPC technology and Source Mask Optimization (SMO) technology. Optical proximity…
