TRAINING OF ENGINEERING SPECIALISTS IN CANADA
Abstract
The article gives an overview of professional training of engineers in the system of higher education in Canada. There considered general requirements for undergraduate engineering programs, curricular peculiarities, challenges imposed upon educators of engineers in Canada.
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