Description
In this course, students learn about three main fields of technological science: engineering, biotechnology, and information technology. The first unit of the course surveys 15 distinct sub-fields of engineering, exploring the science background, real-world applications, and career opportunities in fields including aerospace, nuclear, and software engineering. In the second unit, students study cutting-edge biotechnology topics such as gene therapy, bioengineering crops, and biodegradation. The final unit focuses on the study of informational technology, covering computer networking, data storage, and data encryption for secure communications.
