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Dr. Dilip Barua, Ph.D., P.Eng, M.ASCE

Consulting - Coastal, Port and Marine Engineering

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Posted By Dilip Barua 12-08-2024 05:56 PM
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Those who are more interested in AI and Civil Engineering – there is the November/December 2024 issue of Civil Engineering as "CEs and AI: An Overview." and in Today's 'The Source'. to know more about it. In that volume there is an article by Robert Reid: What do civil engineers need to know about artificial ...
Posted By Dilip Barua 12-04-2024 11:48 AM
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Further to our discussions on this thread – came across: 2024 NAP # 27644 – Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Work. Have a look, something to add to our concern about the AI impacts on the workforce. Here are few lines I picked: . . . AI will have significant implications for education at ...
Posted By Dilip Barua 11-18-2024 05:00 PM
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Bill, M – glad to see that Stephanie's 2018 post is re-energized again. And there have been many valuable comments and suggestions in the past. The length and diversity of comments – and the fresh interests of the topic show that practicing engineers are keen on seeing some changes in engg edu. I ...
Posted By Dilip Barua 11-14-2024 11:30 AM
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David – thanks for sharing with us the ASCE Education Summit info. Perhaps you are aware, have followed or are following the communications (there are multiple threads on the engineering edu topic) of many practicing engineers through the Collaborate Forum. The opinions and suggestions expressed in ...
Posted By Dilip Barua 11-06-2024 10:45 AM
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The Source article is a good read, Mitch. I like the cited Smart Management book cover image. It starts with fuzzy entangled circles that yield to a single circle when things become clear – when management direction becomes clear. It's like the fuzzy quantum state waves that collapse into a single particle ...