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Coastal Computer Company presents a series of educational software. This software is used by hundreds of schools and universities for mathematics and electronics. http://www.ccomputer.com/. 
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SStreams™ is the marketplace for engineers and scientists developing technical software solutions in the industry and education by using high-level programming languages and environments.
http://www.sstreams.com/ 
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ASMENET MET programs and faculty are represented at ASME by the Mechanical Engineering Technology Department Heads Committee (METDHC).  Each MET, Design Drafting, or related program granting a Baccalaureate degree or Associate degree and accredited by TAC of ABET is represented on the committee by a department head, program coordinator, or faculty member designated by a chair or coordinator to serve in that capacity.  The committee sponsors 3 or 4 technical sessions at the ASME IMECE and meets both at ASME IMECE and at the ASEE Annual Conference & Exposition.

The METDHC web site contains information and links of interest to MET faculty and administrators. http://www.asme.org/committees/metdhc/index.html 

 

Electronicsletters.com This site provides an opportunity to submit original papers addressing topics in the areas of electronic science and engineering, telecommunications and multimedia for internet presentation.  http://www.ELECTRONICSLETTERS.COM/ 

California State University, Sacramento - Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology. The Mechanical Engineering Technology program is the only one of its kind offered by a state university in northern California. It is accredited by the Technology Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology.
http://www.ecs.csus.edu/me/met.html

Iowa State University College of Education Industrial Technology and Education graduate programs, both Masters and Doctoral. Our industrial technology program, is nationally accredited (by NAIT) and exists at a research I university. A good proportion of our faculty are engineers.
http://www.educ.iastate.edu/iedt/graduate/ 

Manufacturing.Net combines the industry’s most comprehensive product and supplier databases with news and original editorial content, powerful search and retrieval capabilities and the convenience of e-commerce. Manufacturing.Net contains a wealth of information for manufacturing professionals in an easily accessible format. It includes up-to-date product information, economic statistics and industry-specific news and research.  Manufacturing.Net organizes information according to specific job functions that provide you with a custom window into your area of expertise:

http://www.manufacturing.net/main.html 

MDSolids is a useful supplement for both statics and strength of materials.  This program was the winner of the 1998 Premier Award for Excellence in Engineering Education Courseware.
http://www.mdsolids.com/

McCurdy, Lyle B.  Professor and Coordinator, Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology Department of Engineering Technology, Cal Poly Pomona, Pomona, CA http://hometown.aol.com//lylem29510/lbm_hp.htm

Simul8 is a visual discrete event simulation software tool that provides bottom line performance measures and insights into how any configuration of machines and people will perform in combination. Simul8 is available at a very reasonable price.  An evaluation copy and student manual is available on this site.  An excellent download if you want to know more about discrete event simulation.  
http://www.simul8.com


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