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Skip to content [Accesskey '1'] Skip to navigation [Accesskey '2'] About us Contact us Search HOME QUALIFICATIONS LEARNERS CENTRES ... Case studies Case Study: Mechanical Engineer Case studies Case Study: Mechanical Engineer When he was chosen to represent the UK at WorldSkills 2007, Mike Westlake, 21, travelled to Japan to compete against the world's best young engineers. The excellence he demonstrated in Computer Aided Design led to a new job when he returned home. Why did you choose this career? My dad was an engineer and so I suppose it's always been in the background. I was pushed into AS Levels at school but I quite quickly realised they weren't really for me, so I started an engineering apprenticeship. I currently work for a company called Matcon IBC, where I design systems for powder-handling plants. Which qualification have you got? What's the best thing about the job? One of the best things about CAD is that you get to do something different every day, so you've got no chance to get bored. What's the worst thing about the jobs? There are times when you have to work within a very tight timeframe, and that can be quite tricky.

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Brief Mind and Memory lectures: The community is welcome to attend open lectures in conjunction with the course "Mind and Memory: Explorations of Creativity in the Arts and Sciences." The lectures are held Mondays from 2:55 to 4:10 p.m. in 155 Olin Hall. The course will explore the nature of creativity in science and art. "Creativity is the attribute of the mind that enables us to make new combinations from often unfamiliar information," said course instructor Joyce Morgenroth, associate professor of dance. "As is true of all learning, creativity is dependent upon memory a memory that is genetic and social as well as personal and experimental." Here is a list of the open lectures remaining during the semester: Feb. 3: Linda Rayor, entomologist, "A Romance with Spiders." Feb. 10: Kenneth Kennedy, physical anthropologist, "Personal Identification of Skeletal Remains in Mass Disasters: Role of the Forensic Anthropologist in Accounting for the Dead." Feb. 17:

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