Engineer school training courses in Baltimore, MD (public, in-house or online)

The faculty of the Laboratory for Computational Sensing and Robotics (LCSR), in collaboration with the academic departments and centers of the Whiting School of Engineering, offers a Robotics Minor in order to provide a structure in which undergraduate students at Johns Hopkins University can advance their knowledge in robotics while receiving recognition on their transcript for this pursuit. The minor is not "owned" by any one department, but rather it is managed by the LCSR itself. A...

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EP’s Mechanical Engineering program prepares practicing engineers to advance their knowledge of this increasingly complex field and enhance their role in it. The program broadens and strengthens students’ understandings of traditional mechanical engineering fundamentals, and also introduces them to cutting edge applications and technologies. Courses are offered in three basic concentrations: mechanics, manufacturing, and controls. Within each, electives enable students to select course...

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EP’s Electrical and Computer Engineering program is one of the largest advanced degree programs in the country. It covers theory as well as practice, technical as well as operational issues, and fundamental knowledge as well as state-of-the-art applications. Graduates are prepared to make their mark in the field, whether in research and development, product design, consulting, management, or business. Students in the M.S. program can select an area of concentration from seven possibilities,...

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EP’s Civil Engineering program covers the broad range of scientific and technological knowledge civil engineers must master, as well as environmental, social, and economic issues. It emphasizes four focus areas: Structural Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Ocean Engineering, and General Civil Engineering. Students may choose a program in any of these areas. Fully equipped laboratories for structures and structural dynamics, soil mechanics, fluid mechanics, and water-wave mechanics (wit...

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EP prepares practicing engineers and scientists to become an important part of this field and to develop new and much needed biomedical technologies. EP’s Applied Biomedical Engineering program is based on the realization that the key to successful development is in using engineering and applied physics to understand biological and physiological systems. The program trains students to integrate these diverse areas as a basis for innovation. EP students are prepared for diverse challenges su...

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