TryEngineering’s 5 New E-Books Provide Onramp to Engineering

As a domicile of practical resources, activities and experiences of the IEEE preuniary, Try Engineering serves as a hub for educators, parents and volunteers from the IEEE to teach children of school age on engineering.

With the support of the IEEE partners, Trygineering has launched a series of electronic books. Reinforced by the contribution of the members of the IEEE who are experts in their field, electronic books use open-source free materials written to teach complex engineering subjects in an age suitable for age. Visually attractive, books use colorful graphics and graphics to attract children’s attention.

Each of the five publications in English gives an overview of a technology or a subject. Books include stories about engineers, technologists and the first pioneers.

Engineering, solutions and ethical disciplines

Engineers make the world a better place was created with the funding of the IEEE New Initiatives Committee. The book presents to students of engineering disciplines and explains how engineers improve the company by solving difficult problems, such as improving access for children with limited physical mobility.

With the support of the onsemi giving now program, IEEE semiconductor experts wrote Microchip Adventures: A trip to the world of semiconductors. It includes an introduction to the domain, a list of terms commonly used, an explanation of the way in which the fleas are made and an overview of the history of technology.

Reinforced by the contribution of the members of the IEEE who are experts in their field, electronic books use open-source free materials written to teach complex engineering subjects in an age suitable for age.

Wonders of waves: a signal processing course Was written with experts from the IEE Signal Processing Society. He teaches students how to differentiate between digital and analog signals. The electronic book presents to the readers the inventor of the Telegraph, Samuel Morse. The lesson plan of electric messages, which explains how the first telegraphs worked.

Oceanic engineering hero: make oceans and world a better place was created in partnership with the IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society. It includes video interviews with several company leaders on the oceans and the means to keep them clean. It also discusses the impact of pollution, including solid pollution of ships and other sources. Included are links to the resources of other organizations such as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

AI Adventures: exploring the world of artificial intelligence Was written with the help of the IEEE Computer Society. The publication describes the functioning of AI models and explains terms commonly used automatic learning And neural networks. The book covers the importance of ethics when using AI.

Visit the Trygineering website for electronic books and many other resources for educators, parents and volunteers. To help extend the site pool of the site, plan to donate to the IEEE Try Engineering fund.