An American Institute for continuing education of engineers

Currently, engineers are confronted with a huge mass of new scientific information. They must learn how to assimilate the new information and continue to assimilate it as it is produced during their working careers. This problem is not new but its importance has greatly increased as a result of the massive support of research in this country in recent years. The broad solution to the problem is designated as continuing education; the term applies only to nondegree work.