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| Minds filled with joy and happiness for a better future... |
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Dear Members of the Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka.
The year 2014 has dawned! The echoes of ringing and chiming of Christmas bells and the chilly air of the season are still here with us. So are the fragrance of the Christmas trees, the flowers and the Christmas cake that we baked in our homes still fresh in our minds. Our minds are filled with joy and happiness and hope for a better future in the New Year that has come.
Year 2014 is to be an exciting and remarkable year for the IESL as well. Please view my full message of the season, video recorded in the midst of preparations for Christmas and New Year. Watch the President's Corner video. |
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| Accreditation of Engineering Education; do we need it...? |
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Like a simple pendulum, I was moving from positives to negatives and vice versa of the benefits and gains of accreditation of engineering education and later thought of sharing my views with the engineering community. Further, it has to be noted that, IESL has a certain role in accrediting engineering degrees as mentioned in the IESL corporate Plan; “Goal 2: Be the world recognized accreditation body for engineering education in Sri Lanka”. Read more >>>
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| What to Expect in 2014 |
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Read the latest technological advances happening around the world. Read more >>>
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| Engineering an Empire |
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Engineering an Empire is a program on The History Channel that explores the engineering and/or architectural feats that were characteristic of some of the greatest societies on this planet.
The show started as a documentary about the engineering feats of Ancient Rome and later evolved into a series. It originally ran for one full season of weekly episodes. It is hosted by Peter Weller, famous for his acting role as RoboCop. Watch the videos >>>
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| Expose Forum 2013 - The foundation for a novel era in Electronics and Telecommunication |
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Telecommunication is an area which develops atan incredible speed, due to the surge of needs. Even though not well matured in the Sri Lankan industry, electronics and biomedical engineering have become essential for the development of the country. How are Sri Lankan industries need to be altered to cope up with these changes? What should be the role of an engineer in order to sustain in the competitive industrial world? Do our engineers possess the ability to bring up new innovations which companies heavily need? Read more >>>
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| IESL New South Wales Chapter Gifts Parent Body with IT Equipment |
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Library resources at the IESL Head office were boosted by a presentation of modern it equipment worth around US $ 5,000 by the IESL NSW chapter.
A delegation of the IESL NSW chapter led by its chair, Eng. Mahinda Karunaratne officially handed over the items to president of the IESL Eng. Shavindranath Fernando, at a simple ceremony held on 24th of Dec. 2013 at the IESL Head office in Colombo. Read more >>>
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