1. Engineer-in-Residence Program Introduction to Engineering Gordon Griffith, P.Eng.

2. What is an Engineer? Someone who uses science, technology, and mathematics to design useful things for the benefit of people without harming the environment

3. Different types of Engineering Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Computer Engineering Chemical Engineering Many, many more…

4. Civil Engineering Water resources Transportation Environmental Structural

5. Civil Engineering

6. Mechanical Engineering Energy Structures and Motion Manufacturing

7. Mechanical Engineering

9. Electrical Engineering Electronics Power Communication Controls Instrumentation

10. Electrical Engineering

11. Chemical Engineering Design and operate any plant that involves a chemical process Plastics and other petroleum products Building materials Food products Pharmaceuticals Clothing Fertilisers Environmental cleanup

12. Computer Engineering Hardware Software

13. Computer Engineering

14. Many others: Aerospace Materials / Metallurgical - Bioengineering - engineering and medicine Agricultural Mining / Geology Many - many - many - more

15. How do I become an Engineer? High School Take all the math and science courses you can Communication and people skills - engineers work in teams Second language is a definite plus in any field University Universities offer different programs – choose the program you are interested in Co-op program gives some practical experience First two years are common to all engineering programs with specialization in the third and fourth year

16. Look around Be curious about how things are made How would you make it… Start thinking about engineering

18. Today’s Task: Materials: 25 straws 1 marble 1 elastic 1m masking tape Build the tallest freestanding structure with the materials that you have been given that will hold a marble at the very top of the structure for 1 minute.