The Wall Street Journal recently ran an article about how colleges are failing to serve their main customer, students, because they hire teachers based on their degrees and publications, but care very little about their teaching skills.  While there are definitely some excellent professors out there, there are also a significant amount that are poor in terms of their ability to impart information.

Yet even in classes where the teaching is lacking, it is still critical to learn the information both for tests and for your future job as an engineer.  Too many tutorial makers are far from their time in a classroom or are too technical themselves.  Here at CLENGI I hope that you find information that is easy to access and is really resourceful to you.

In addition to checking out our engineering tutorials which are perfect to use as supplemental class materials, make sure to check out our page for engineering college students: which has great advice for what you should be doing each year your in college to succeed and prepare yourself for success after graduation.  This site was specifically created to be one of the most useful websites for engineering students on the web.

If you have any questions, comments, or want to contact us for any reason you can do so by emaling us at contact@clengi.com.

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