MEDOLOGY
- 15 Things Only Civil Engineers Know
- 20 Richest Engineers in the World
- HENRY FORD: Remembering the Legend of the Automobile Industry
 Civil engineers have a very particular set of skills. Skills they have acquired over a very long time in engineering school. Skills that make them a nightmare to city planners and architects. Here are 15 things only civil engineers know. [Edited Image Source: Pixabay] 15. How Many Different Types of Cement there are Portland cement, high alumina cement, white cement, sulphate resisting cement. The list goes on. As civil engineers, we have a pretty good idea of what goes into different cements, how they work, and what we could add to make them perform better.  |
 The world's top 20 richest engineers come from a variety of backgrounds. If you search for the highest-paid jobs or what industry will earn you more money you would definitely find engineering at the top of any list. Scroll down and see for yourself – engineers do indeed become wealthy! So who are the top 20 richest engineers in the world? Let's have a look. None of us should be surprised about the STEM revolution that has taken place over the last few decades. Some contributors to this revolution have been somewhat more proactive than others, however. Five out of the top ten of the world's richest are engineers.  |
 Founder of the Ford Motor Company and one of the catalysts in accelerating the American industrial revolution, Henry Ford is remembered today, April 7, 2017, on his 70th death anniversary. Engineer and Industrialist Henry Ford started out as a novice machinist, at the age of 16, in Detroit, Michigan in 1879. He returned and worked on his family's farm three years later but continued to operate and service steam engines and sometimes work for short period of hours in factories in Detroit. Henry Ford [Image Source: Wikipedia] After getting into married life, Ford supported his family by running a sawmill in his hometown of Dearborn in Michigan.  |
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