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Stevens Institute of Technology. The article is a little confusing abou what it really is. It is a broad engineering curiculum. I need 156 credits to get my under grad, which breaks down
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award BEng but also BSc; the distribution among Unis is pretty random. The MEng is not a five year course as mentioned in the article (unless it follows a foundation course of 1 year) and nor is it a (bachelor + master) in most Unis. Regrettably, there seem to be many different ways of constructing
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Also one last side note: Above in another section someone said that in the U.S. all that was offered at the
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This is another example of why wikipedia is full of opinions and moronic misconceptions presented as fact. My degrees read "Bachelors of
Engineering in Mechanical Engineering" and "Masters of Science in Mechanical Engineering." The point of the BE degree, I believe, is in SOME schools, it means
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I guess this shouldn't go under "sort this out" but I don't know how to start a new category in the talk page. I've also never edited for anything other than grammatical error, and in the case of one college athlete, added a sentence. Anyhow, I noticed 2 things: 1.) In the list of engineering
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Germany and the other for BE in India has the potential to explode into a list of lists. For example, I could easily add the Australian list, which I believe includes both BE and BEng depending upon the university...
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M.S. and M.S.E. with the M.S.E. reserved for students with a
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Ok, I think this page really needs some sorting out. In engineering in particular, I think there are very different usages from coutry to country (or least geographical area to geographical area). Contrary to the comment above, for example, the UK
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The first line in the section on Canada is an incomplete sentence. It reads "In Canada, a degree for studies in an accredited undergraduate engineering program is either named Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng., B.Ing. in French)."
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University of Iowa and The University of Michigan. With respect to US Universities I see no difference between a BEng, B.S.E and a B.S.in (Respective Engineering). The only difference is in the name.
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