Famous Characters
Curiosity
Curious George, Curious George
Jennifer
Confident
Reliability
dependability, conscientiousness, etc.
the engineering field that’s dedicated to designing, controlling, and utilizing nuclear reactions and and radiation
Nuclear Engineering
A German born physicist born in 1874, this scientist is best known for his crazy hair and theory of relativity.
Albert Einstein
Dedication
Batman, Batman
Kyle
Communicative
Efficient
effective, prompt, competent, etc.
the branch of engineering that designs, develops, and builds, physical and thermal devices, and mechanical systems
Mechanical Engineering
This controversial American physicist was born in 1904 and best known for his role in the “Manhattan Project” where the first working nuclear bomb was created.
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Creativity
Tony Stark, Avengers
Mary
Reliable
Assertive
confident, resolute, up-front, etc.
a subdiscipline of civil engineering that deals with/focuses on human interaction with the sea, specifically ports, harbors, and shoreline protection
Coastal Engineering
Born in England in 1643, this physicist, mathematician, and astronomer is known for inventing the class half of us take, Math 241.
Isaac Newtown
Studiousness
Hermione Granger, Harry Potter
Caleb
Curious
Integrity
honesty, honor, virtue, etc.
the engineering field that deals with designing, building, and optimizing systems for farming, forestry and food processing
Agricultural Engineering
This Italian astronomer and physicist born in 1564, has been quoted to be the “Father of Modern Science”, referenced in “Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen, and has discovered Jupiter's many moons.
Galileo Galilei
Attention to Detail
Velma Dinkley, Scooby-Doo
Alex
Integrity
Dilligence
hard working, assiduous, persistent, etc.
the branch of engineering that deals with manipulating light such as lasers, sensors, and lenses
Optical Engineering
This Danish physicist and philosopher is best known for his discoveries in quantum mechanics and chemistry, most famously known for inventing the model named after himself that demonstrates how electrons orbit around the nucleus of an atom.
Niels Bohr