Standards in the Classroom Course Materials
Wherever your students are headed, help them get there by including technical standards in their education. For more information, click on any of the course material below:
University of Mississippi
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Experimental Characterization of Polymeric Composites
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Mechanics of Structures and Soils
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Properties of Engineering Materials II
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Catholic University of America
School of Engineering
Strategic Standardization
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Oklahoma State University
Environmental Science
Sustainability and International Standards
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Cleveland State University
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Behavior and Properties of Concrete
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Kettering University
Mechanical Engineering
Properties of Polymers
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Widener University
Civil Engineering
Structures and Materials Laboratory
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San Jose State University
College of Engineering
Industrial Materials Technology
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Amarillo College
Manufacturing Technologies
Non Destructive Testing and Evaluation
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Cornell University
Food Science Department
Sensory Evaluation
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Middle Tennessee State University
Concrete Industry Management Program
Concrete Fundamentals and Senior Concrete Lab
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Fashion Merchandising and Design University of Rhode Island
College of Human Science and Services Textile Performance
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Eastern University
College of Arts and Sciences
International Business
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