I'm seriously considering doing the Integrated Water Management at SAIT, and was wondering if there are any people on this sub that have gone through the program or know someone who has. I would love to know what the program is like, pros and cons, etc., and would really appreciate the chance to talk to a recent graduate of the program to see what they thought of it.
Hi all I was enrolled in the following course and lost access. design of urban water management structures purduex - ce59700.3.
Does anyone have the content saved? I have a number of the video sessions downloaded. I'm trying to learn design of storm water systems.
Looking for a career change and was looking to get more information on this program. There are little to no info on it as it was recently formed.
Anybody currently taking this program? What are the classes like? Job prospects? Alternatives? etc.
I would appreciate any help. Thanks in advance!
Does anyone have experience using myTrailhead or other LMSs that might integate with Salesforce? I love the functionality of TrailHead and I am looking to provide a similar experince for my customers (not internal employees).
I would like to provide lessons to customers on our products and pass scores or course completion results into their contact records. Any have experience on this.
Hi, I'm asking what are your thoughts on getting an Integrated Marketing Communications degree? It is a communication with major in marketing communications (advertising, sales, etc.). How is it employability and marketible wise? Do you think it is better or worse than a Business Administration Major in Marketing Management? Which of the 2 is more practical and ideal?
Would you recommend it? And what can one expect from it?
How is the demand in your country?
I have been doing research but cant seen to find the answer.. I think it's a subset of IWRM but how did it come about and what is the difference? Any help will be much appreciated!
I'm interested in urban design/ planning challenges with urban stadiums - by which I mean where the stadium is within an urbanized district - without expansive parking lots or space.
Challenge such as but not limited to,
- massive crowds, but low frequency of these crowds (only once or twice a week, for example)
- massive crowds that converge and disperse at the same time.
- light/ noise pollution
How do planners/designers/ architects overcome these challenges? What examples have been successful (or particularly unsuccessful? )
