Applied Engineering Technology Program’s Curriculum

TL;DR: The best competitiveness policy for the United States would not focus on efforts to monopolize the world's science and technology human resources, but on strengthening basic education, on the performance of those at the bottom, and on developing a cohort of cosmopolitan scientists and engineers who will give the U.S. "collaborative advantage" in today's emerging global technology value chains.

TL;DR: The Office of Student Affairs for the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Arizona State University (USA) has a three pronged collaborative, sustained program for the recruitment and retention of engineering students that addresses these concerns.

TL;DR: The Drexel University's Biomedical Engineering Technology (BET) concentration as mentioned in this paper is one of the four concentrations available through the ET program that is offered by the ET Department in the College of Engineering and has a focus on the practice of medical equipment operation and support in the clinical environment.