Pitt engineering students study Chartiers Creek pollution

One of my responsibilities with the University of Pittsburgh's Civil Engineering Department is coordinating of our senior design projects program. In their final semester, seniors are required to participate in a semester-long team design project. Ideally these projects are based on real world problems, constraints and data. 

The final class is a day-long colloquium in which each team spends an hour presenting its results to a large audience of students, faculty, family members, and visiting engineering practitioners. This year's colloquium was particularly impressive and I am proud of the students and their accomplishments.

Read the article in the Tribune Review, or the full post at Dr. Oyler's blog.

Author: John Oyler, Contributing Writer & Adjunct Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering