Architectural Engineering Virtual Tour

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07/19/2016 Added

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Take a virtual tour of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Architectural Engineering program at the Peter Kiewit Institute in Omaha, Nebraska.

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[00:00:04.532](electronic music)
[00:00:05.917]Welcome to the University of Nebraska Lincoln
[00:00:08.409]architectural engineering virtual tour.
[00:00:11.170]Take a look around and use your mobile or desktop device
[00:00:14.094]as a lens into your future.
[00:00:16.158]Make sure to utilize the full 360 space
[00:00:18.867]by moving your phone or dragging your desktop cursor
[00:00:21.530]up and down and side to side.
[00:00:23.822]Feel free to stand up, walk around,
[00:00:25.617]and experience each space.
[00:00:29.463]Architectural engineering is a program in the
[00:00:31.595]Durham School of Architectural Engineering and Construction
[00:00:34.695]at the Peter Kiewit Institute in Omaha.
[00:00:39.347]As you enter various academic facilities,
[00:00:41.388]you will notice graduate students collaborating
[00:00:43.846]with nationally-recognized faculty in different lab areas
[00:00:47.113]within the architectural engineering program.
[00:00:50.736]As one of only 18 accredited architectural engineering
[00:00:53.816]programs in the country,
[00:00:55.247]the University of Nebraska Lincoln offers opportunities
[00:00:58.543]to earn a Master of Science or Ph.D.
[00:01:01.127]in architectural engineering.
[00:01:05.288]First, you will walk into the Nebraska acoustics group lab
[00:01:09.336]and then the acoustics testing chamber.
[00:01:16.688]Nebraska is home to one of two architectural engineering
[00:01:19.489]programs in the country that offers acoustics
[00:01:22.037]as an area of specialization.
[00:01:25.209](electronic music)
[00:01:35.141]Next, you will find yourself in the building systems lab,
[00:01:38.175]where the faculty and students
[00:01:39.688]study buildings' mechanical systems.
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[00:01:55.676]This research continues as you move into the brand new
[00:01:58.636]psychometric chamber lab, which is a state-of-the-art space
[00:02:02.500]made possible through industry and donor collaboration.
[00:02:05.726](electronic music)
[00:02:14.285]Continuing along, you will see the structural dynamics lab
[00:02:17.499]and also the structural lab.
[00:02:19.328](electronic music)
[00:02:28.485]These labs are dedicated
[00:02:29.685]to developing new building materials
[00:02:31.676]and the research of dynamic loads on structures.
[00:02:34.996]When the industry is in need of sample structure testing,
[00:02:37.335]this is where they come.
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[00:02:49.585]You will end your tour
[00:02:50.642]in the light and electrical systems lab,
[00:02:52.956]which contains more than 300 lighting options to explore,
[00:02:56.540]as well as banks of electrical equipment
[00:02:58.478]available to experience hands-on learning.
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[00:03:15.127]See yourself here?
[00:03:16.741]With faculty research funding
[00:03:18.094]from the National Science Foundation, ASHRAE,
[00:03:20.558]Environmental Protection Agency, NASA,
[00:03:22.888]and the National Institutes of Health,
[00:03:25.332]there are assistantship opportunities
[00:03:26.963]for graduate students to collaborate
[00:03:28.783]on nationally-recognized research.
[00:03:32.600]Also, due to the high demand for architectural engineers,
[00:03:35.801]our career placement rate consistently averages 100%.
[00:03:42.076]Take the next step into your future
[00:03:44.560]by pursuing your graduate degree at Nebraska.
[00:03:48.197]To learn more or apply
[00:03:49.617]to the architectural engineering program,
[00:03:51.699]visit graduate.unl.edu.

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