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Re: Engineering "Educator" Degree Programs
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Originally Posted by jwfoss
Ed, you may want to look into similar programs from other areas. When I was considering my college selections I noted that Central Connecticut State University (CCSU) has a well developed and pretty well know Technology and Engineering Education degree program. |
Prior to getting into the FIRST Robotics program back in 1999, we were introduced to it primarily because we were successful in racing electric cars (1995-2009). As I clicked on the link, I cant help but remember racing against a few Connecticut schools....i.e. Farmington HS? in Louden, NH 7-8 years ago.
I need to dig up old pictures. For awhile, we did both programs and decided to end our EV program once we got into VEX Robotics.
Glenn
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