A Biblical View of Sustainability in Engineering Education
The grand challenges of engineering have obvious focus on sustainability of processes; the challenges emphasizing ideas such as renewable energy…
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Opportunities for Faith & Learning Integration in a Mechanical Engineering Instrumentation & Measurement Course
How might a Christian worldview affect an instrumentation and measurement course both in content and practice? This paper attempts to…
Guiding Principles for Integrally Christian Engineering Work in Industry
What is integrally Christian engineering? Or to ask it slightly differently, what does engineering look like if it is faithful…
An Engineer’s Two-fold Call
The paper introduces the two-fold call of a Christian Engineer – as a developing professional engineer and a developing Christian…
A Christ-Centered Dominion Mandate – Reflections on Integration of Faith and Engineering
This paper revisits the biblical dominion mandate and post-fall challenges, highlighting common and special grace, institutional sin, and Christ’s redemptive…
God’s Grace In Weights and Measures
The title of this paper was inspired by a phrase from Proverbs 16:11, “. . .all the weights in the…
Friedrich Dessauer: Biomedical Engineering Pioneer and Model for Involvement in Science, Engineering, Philosophy and Politics
Within an aspirational approach to engineering practice and ethics, the paradigm of learning from example is particularly well suited. In…
Engineers as LEDs
Light plays a significant role in our everyday life and is crucial to our existence on this planet Earth. The…
Current Disciplines and Worldviews are Insufficient to Address Sustainability Challenges
Modern society is confronted with grand sustainability challenges that are complex, interconnected, and multifaceted. Christian engineers working on solutions to…
Conflicts between Faith, Tenuous Engineering Ethics, Culture, and Workplace Norms
Engineering practice is regulated in many countries around the world and engineers are held to very high standards. In the…
An Agile Classroom: An Experiment in Interdisciplinary Curriculum Development to Better Prepare College Undergraduate Students for the Modern Cross-Functional Work Environment
For higher education to better prepare graduates for the changing modern work environment, it must begin exploring methods to escape…
The Challenge of Transhumanism
Technology like glasses, pacemakers and artificial limbs aim to restore normal human capacities that have been lost or damaged due…
Program Educational Objectives (PEOs), Student Outcomes (SOs) and Institutional Mission: A Comparison
The Christian Engineering Conference has a strong history of stimulating reflection on the impact of Christian perspectives on professional engineering…
Perspectives and Possibilities for Online Engineering Education at Christian Institutions
Digital technologies are rapidly disrupting areas of entertainment, commerce, and transportation, among others. Perhaps the biggest change occurring in the…
Would It Naturally Happen? – Faith and Engineering Integration at a Christian University
In 2016, at Eastern Mennonite University, we started a new Engineering program. We emphasize service-learning experiences in our program. Students…