ENGT 110 Engineering Technology: Web Sites

ABET is a non-profit and non-governmental accrediting agency for academic programs in the disciplines of applied science, computing, engineering, and engineering technology. ABET accreditation provides assurance that a college or university program meets the quality standards established by the profession for which the program prepares its students.

What is the difference? Scroll down on this page to find the answer.

ASEE publishes the leading data on engineering colleges in the United States including both individual college statistics and national trends. While the library does not own this title, a lot of information is freely available on this site. See the sample statistics listed.

This ASEE produced directory provides detailed profiles of U.S. and Canadian schools offering undergraduate and graduate engineering, as well as engineering technology programs with the intent of preparing prospective students for their future education in engineering. You can search for a school or browse the alphabetical list that includes whether a school has an Engineering Technology program or not.

Use this site to search for colleges/universities that offer engineering technology programs.

The mission of The College Board is to connect students to college success and opportunity. Search for engineering technology or related terms.

NSPE is the engineering profession's most respected voice on the practice of ethical engineering. Located here is the NSPE Code of Ethics and the Engineers' Creed.

Details all the different engineering technology disciplines.

From IEEE's TryEngineering site