Across
- 2. - The introduction of new ideas, methods, or products.
- 3. - The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes.
- 7. - A professional who designs, builds, or maintains engines, machines, or structures.
- 10. - The ability to manage or regulate the behavior of machines or systems.
- 12. - A formal meeting for discussion, often held by professional organizations.
- 13. - Devices that detect changes in the environment and send information to other electronics.
- 15. - The country where this institution is located.
- 16. - Professionals in mechanical, electrical, civil, and other fields.
- 17. - An organization founded for a specific purpose, like education or professional development.
- 18. - The use of technology to operate systems with minimal human intervention.
- 21. - Something built, like a bridge or building, often designed by engineers.
- 24. - The action of leading a group or an organization.
- 25. - The process of creating plans for something.
Down
- 1. - The process of growth or improvement, essential in engineering.
- 4. - A multidisciplinary field combining mechanical engineering, electronics, and computer science.
- 5. - The systematic investigation into materials and sources to establish facts.
- 6. - The process of learning skills needed for a profession.
- 8. - A person engaged or qualified in a profession.
- 9. - Relating to machines or the design of machinery.
- 11. - The design and use of robots, a key part of mechatronics
- 14. - The act of introducing something new, a key focus of engineering.
- 19. - The principles of right and wrong that guide a profession.
- 20. - A person who belongs to the institution.
- 22. - A set of rules or principles, often guiding professional conduct.
- 23. - A piece of equipment with moving parts that uses power to perform a task.