Research in academia is approached though the pure goal of knowing the unknown or in the sense to ascertain a solution to a particular personal problem regardless of the monetary reward. The research ...

In my experience of working in both academic and industrial laboratories, I believe there is a definite difference in the amount of resources available to each lab which then directly affects the scop...

Research in academia is approached though the pure goal of knowing the unknown or in the sense to ascertain a solution to a particular personal problem regardless of the monetary reward. The research ...

As mentioned above in the week 3 lectures as well as from bb254, biocompatibility testing should be completed in strict accordance to ISO 10993. The table dictates, in relation to its intended applica...

In agreeance most of what rachelpatel1796 said above, I believe that the project execution phase (especially the controlling aspect) is the most important stage of the project cycle. The need for stri...

One example of an obstacle I encountered during the excitation of a project in my undergraduate pharmaceutical research laboratory would be that the inventory of essential chemicals was not up to date...

As briefly mentioned above, another project management style is Agile. This unique project management style is centered around being a fast, flexible approach to a project that relies on collaboration...

In the debate of academia vs industry, I have been fortunate enough to say that I have had experience in both. Personally, my experience in academia lasted a total of just over two years and I really ...

In agreeance with puneet and hc225, I personally believe that there is not enough practical courses available at NJIT for both undergraduates/ graduates alike to pursue. Currently, as Dr. Simon states...

In agreeance with akashranpura along with multiple others who posted above, I would definitely stress the value of a Co-op and/or internship. These real world experiences are immensely valuable becaus...

Given the options of a management vs an engineer/scientist/tech’s role in a company, I would prefer to eventually end up as a manager much like many of my classmates before me have answered. However, ...

In my experience, I tend to feel that there is a definite moderate correlation between workplace recognition and challenging/exciting work. As many have said before me, bb254, jvv6, tn58, ect., expect...

Having recently earned my Six Sigma green belt from IISE (Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers), I can say that my initial impression is that it is a very useful skill to have in industry. Si...

If I was a project manager, some of the ways I would motivate my team would be through monetary incentives, public recognition, and a simple small reward system. In regard to the monetary incentives, ...

I harbor that innate desire to make products for those less fortunate and to know I've made a positive difference in somebody's quality of life. The main source of my motivation stems from my childho...