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Eastern Engineering Group is building moments between engineering and architecture professionals by launching our new initiative for students called “What’s the Scope?”. As professionals, we owe it to the successors of these design disciplines to share our knowledge. Architecture and engineering students are constantly looking for internships so they can apply the theory they learn in school. Thus, we decided to build this initiative to bring professionals together and discuss the innovative solutions they came up with for amazing construction projects. This is a very unique experience for our network of students; they were excited to hear real world challenges they may encounter during their professional lives.
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English
United States
5 episodes
since June 16, 2020
episodic
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What's the Scope? is a new initiative hosted by Eastern Engineering Group for civil engineering and architectural students. In this interview, Shannon Stever, FIU student, picked the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science as the structure she wanted to "structurally analyze". Today we spoke t…
What's the Scope? is a new initiative hosted by Eastern Engineering Group for civil engineering and architectural students. In this interview, Stephanie Fernandez, FIU student, picked the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science as the structure she wanted to "structurally analyze". Today we sp…
What's the Scope? is a new initiative hosted by Eastern Engineering Group for civil engineering and architectural students. In this interview, David Manosalva, FIU student, picked the Miami International Airport as the structure he wanted to "structurally analyze". Today we spoke to one of the arch…
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