engineers

The story of the life of the famous inventor of the electric light bulb.

Explores the life of Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of numerous devices, including the telephone.

This book explores the top twenty-one careers in engieering in terms of the nature of the work, educational or training requirements, ways to get started, advancement possibilities, salary figures, emplayment outlook, and sources of more information.

Chronicles the life and accomplishments of Helen Greiner, an American mechanical engineer and cofounder of a consumer robotics corporation in Massachusetts, and discusses her childhood and early fascination with robots, education, robotic creations, and other topics.

Introduces children to the life and work of scientist Guglielmo Marconi, discussing his childhood, schooling, work with radio signals, and scientific legacy.

Provides information about the construction, focusing on the importance of math in the process of building. Includes photographs and a glossary.

Describes the life of this scientist, artisan, engineer, and designer who developed the steam engine.

A biography of the man known for his interest in teaching the deaf and for his invention of the telegphone.

Describes the life and achievements of Thomas Edison, who is credited with inventing the phonograph in 1877 and the light bulb in 1879. Includes time line and resources.

Provides information on career options available for civil engineer majors, including architectural, environmental, structural, and transportation engineering; and includes related article as well as lists of student competitions, societies, and accredited programs.