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Taking Stock in the Educational Journey | UMBC Stories of Success
Succeeding in the engineering world as a leader is about having really great mentors, a strong framework, and a process for managing business and projects.
Product Development Using Second Generation Agile
We sat down and spoke with graduate instructor, Hillel Glazer, about the Product Development Using Second-Generation Agile course he is teaching in Spring 2022.
Realizing Your Full Potential [VIDEO]
Professionals who want to take their engineering skills to the next level will benefit from UMBC’s Professional Engineering Graduate Programs.
The Art of Failing Up | [PODCAST]
“Failing is a stepping stone to progress,” says UMBC graduate faculty instructor, Dr. John J. Johnson, IV. Behind every success story is a story of where someone learned a lesson […]
Ethics in Action: Intro to Ethically Aligned Design [VIDEO]
UMBC’s Engineering Professional Programs is partnering with the American Society for Engineering Management (ASEM) to offer a series of webinars exploring diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE/I) in technical management and […]
Green is the New Black & Gold | UMBC Campus News
Here’s a recap of what’s in the news in and around the UMBC campus, originally brought to you by UMBC News.
Adam Lippe | UMBC Faculty in Focus
If you’re interested in ethics and law as it relates to the world of engineering and cybersecurity, check out this interesting interview with UMBC’s Engineering graduate programs’ adjunct faculty member, […]
Find Your Best Program Fit | UMBC Professional Programs
When it comes to finding the best program fit, you have plenty of choices with UMBC’s Professional Programs.
3 Questions for Accelerating your Technical Career as a Manager
Sure, you’re an engineer, developer, or technical professional, but now you’re ready to be a manager. Maybe you’ve already started the transition to management without asking for it.