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The ''(West Point)'' [ | The ''(West Point)'' [http://bridgedesigner.org/download/ '''Bridge Designer'''] will introduce you to engineering through an authentic, hands-on design experience. | ||
This software provides you with the tools to model, test, and optimize a steel highway bridge, based on realistic specifications, constraints, and performance criteria. | The Bridge Designer will provide you with a realistic introduction to engineering through an authentic, hands-on design experience. This software provides you with the tools to model, test, and optimize a steel highway bridge, based on realistic specifications, constraints, and performance criteria. | ||
[[Category: | The Bridge Designer is free and in the public domain. It is provided and intended for educational use only. | ||
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Formerly known as the [https://stem.neu.edu/programs/ayp/fieldtrips/activities/wpbd/ West Point Bridge Designer], this software was developed in 1998 by [http://stephenjressler.com/ Stephen Ressler] for the national West Point Bridge Design Contest, which was conducted annually from 2001 to 2016. The Bridge Designer was selected for the national EDUCOM Medal in 1998 and the Premier Award for Excellence in Engineering Education Courseware in 2000. | |||
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Latest revision as of 08:46, 23 May 2018
The (West Point) Bridge Designer will introduce you to engineering through an authentic, hands-on design experience.
The Bridge Designer will provide you with a realistic introduction to engineering through an authentic, hands-on design experience. This software provides you with the tools to model, test, and optimize a steel highway bridge, based on realistic specifications, constraints, and performance criteria.
The Bridge Designer is free and in the public domain. It is provided and intended for educational use only.
Formerly known as the West Point Bridge Designer, this software was developed in 1998 by Stephen Ressler for the national West Point Bridge Design Contest, which was conducted annually from 2001 to 2016. The Bridge Designer was selected for the national EDUCOM Medal in 1998 and the Premier Award for Excellence in Engineering Education Courseware in 2000.