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New Faculty in School of Technology Featured John Irwin and Robert A. Liimakka |
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Cable Constructors, Inc.® (CCI), an organization that deploys the latest in advanced optical, network, and broadband services to a diverse client base, today announced that it will support one of the nation’s leading engineering universities, Michigan Tech, by donating equipment to the University’s Computer Network and Systems Administration (CNSA) program |
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OneSign the SSO choice for the University’s Security Engineering
Program
Network World article says that "Michigan Tech's program for the Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Network & System Administration (CNSA) is taking steps to see that the students are ready to hit the ground running when they leave school.' |
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Michigan Tech students set world records Photo at left: Surveyors Measuring the World's Record Snowball: During Winter Carnival 2006 Michigan Tech students rolled up a snowball that should get them into the record books. Plus, they attracted a crowd of nearly 4,000 to hold the largest snowball fight ever and create the most snow angels in a single place. Michigan Tech News Story School
of Technology Surveying Engineering Prof. Larry Sutter's Photo Page |
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New Faculty in School of Technology Featured Yu Cai and Nasser Alaraje |
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Eric Warren, Electrical Eng Tech, recently won first prize in the Poetry Slam 'Reloaded' Contest sponsored by the National Society of Black Engineers and the Michigan Tech Memorial Union Board. Eric performed his 'original rap' to a lively audience in the Memorial Union Ballroom October 29. |
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NPR News Reports: As Construction Booms, So Do New Jobs NPR recently reported that "a major called 'Construction Management' is booming." NPR stated that Construction Management has "a voracious job market and a median starting salary of $46,000. Graduates say that figure often ranges from $70,000 to $100,000 after five to 10 years." Read the whole NPR Construction Management news story here |
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Youth: Got the computer bug? Ever wanted to design and build your own computer network or learn how to protect computer devices from hackers and viruses? Check this out. Here you will learn to design and implement a computer network architecture consisting of computers, hubs, switches, routers, and more. You will be able to design, connect and monitor these devices in a networked setting. In addition, you will also learn many of the tools needed to secure the network you have built to reduce the chance of your network being hacked. You'll also learn about and explore careers in these and related fields. You don't have to be a computer expert to learn about computer network architecture and security, you only need to have an interest. Students will be grouped by experience level, and extra challenges will be provided to more experienced students. This exploration is taught in conjunction with Michigan Tech's School of Technology Computer Network and System Administration program. |
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Now Accepting Applications - Construction Management Degree Concentration The School of Technology, in collaboration with the School of Business
and Economics, is now accepting students into a new degree concentration:
Construction Management (CMT). This program is a third concentration
available under the Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology
(BS-ET) degree. |
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CNSA students with sophomore class standing or higher! The
CNSA program has established a partnership with the Regional Educational
Media Center (REMC), which operates a site out of Hancock, Michigan.
One feature of this concept is to create and develop a CNSA student-run
help-desk for REMC. The help-desk position will give students valuable
technical experience as well as organizational skills within industry
that employers are searching for. |
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