.com desired.Industrial engineers have knowledge of engineering and business administration. Their work in companies is therefore becoming increasingly important. They coordinate and optimize operational and production processes and are mainly employed in the areas of purchasing, production and controlling as well as marketing and sales.
If you have decided to study, you will take a mixture of economic, scientific and engineering modules. In project work, you will investigate technical problems and use simulations to train the holistic operational decision-making process. The large number of internships ensures a high degree of practical relevance. This diversity in the course of study provides you with the necessary knowledge to act as an interface between technology and business in your later professional activity.
The economics modules are divided into economics subjects and support modules. Here you will get to know many methods that you can successfully apply later in your career. These include core competencies in the areas of production, marketing and process analysis. In addition, after completing the economic modules, you will be able to manage projects.
During the apprenticeship we attach great importance to the greatest possible practical relevance in order to prepare you well for your future professional life. With the subjects Business English and Technical English, we also teach you language skills that prepare you for a later career abroad.
The studies begin in the winter semester.
General qualification for university entrance, entrance qualification for studies at universities of applied sciences or a qualification recognised as equivalent.
For the subject Energy - Building - Environmental Technology a practical activity of 8 weeks is required.
Whether a Numerus Clausus (NC) is available in the subject area of your choice, you can find out here >strong> here.
The current amount and composition of the semester fee can be viewed at this place.
You will find information on how to apply for a place at Münster University of Applied Sciences and on online enrolment here.
The Catholic High School, Chester was established in the early 1970s based on its two predecessor schools, The Ursuline Convent, based near the Roman amphitheatre in the middle of the city, and St Bede's Catholic School in Handbridge.
When the school was opened it took over the buildings of the old Overleigh Boys School, while Overleigh St Mary's Church of England Primary School was opened on the old St Bede's site. An external frieze of St Bede can be seen to this day at the front of the primary school. The Catholic High School opened with Michael Balfe as its first headteacher, and he was succeeded by Christine McCann and then Vicky Ratchford. The current headteacher, John Murray, was appointed in 2004.
The school was founded by and is part of the Catholic church, and the relationship with the Diocese of Shrewsbury and our partner parishes is crucial to us. As well as offering curriculum based Religious Education, students also have access to a series of RE Days, voluntary retreats and Diocesan youth activities. Older students take part in the annual Diocesan pilgrimage to Lourdes and the annual high school Mass with Bishop Mark Davies.
Our Vision for all Catholic High School pupils is that they have a place where they belong, become confident, generous young adults and are supported to be the best they can be.
At The Catholic High School we are ‘Faithful to Christ’ when we treat each other with respect; we work hard at all times, and we take pride in our school community.
Our positive overall ethos provides all members of the school community with a safe and respected school, and is paramount in obtaining a successful learning environment. We aim to inspire improvement and achievement within others whilst setting very high standards - for our students and ourselves.A stylish, sophisticated and topical international thriller set in the London office of a big US bank, where the ruthless Head of Trading, Massimo Ruggero from Italy has been welcomed and introduced to the world of finance by Dominic Morgan, CEO of the bank. When he ends up involved in an intercontinental financial war rocking Europe, he will have to choose whether to ally himself with his mentor or fight him.
Title: I sold my first picture book! So happy!
Oh, wow. I can’t believe I’m here announcing my first picture book. I started writing back in spring 2006, joined SCBWI a few months later, and by summer of the next year, I had found the blueboards. I’m so glad I did!
Adrienne Szpyrka at Running Press Kids has bought, with Julie Matysik editing, world rights to Sheri Dillard's (l.) Cowhide-and-Seek, a picture book featuring a cow who is determined to be the winner of hide-and-seek, even though she's the only one playing. Jess Pauwels will illustrate; publication is set for spring 2019. Liza Fleissig at Liza Royce Agency represented the author, and Arabella Stein of Bright Group represented the illustrator.
Title: Re: I sold my first picture book! So happy!
Congrats and Welcome to RPKids, Sheri!!!
Julie is awesome, isn't she!!
:yay :yay :yay :yay :yay I am so incredibly happy for you!!!!!!! I cannot wait to read this book!
Major Congrats!!!! Virtual Confetti Blast!
Yay!!! Congratulations, Sheri!!
Awesome, Sheri! :drumroll I'm delighted for you! It sounds like an intriguing story.
I saw that announcement in PW and thought it sounded like such a clever PB!
How many^ ways are there to say THAT'S GRAND?
SHERI! SHERI! SHERI! So glad you could finally spill about your darling book! I didn't realize it was the first you'd ever written. Yay!!
And Sharon, I love Julie! Did she edit your vehicle series? So fun!
Best'moos' ever! :stars3 Congratulations!
She did! Well, all but Race Car, that was Marlo before she left. Julie is actually the one who suggested a Bulldozer for book two. She and Kristen were discussing what would be cool for the next vehicle, and Julie sent a few thoughts they liked and Bulldozer was one of them. I loved that one when I read it! So I went for it.
Congratulations! Your book sounds hilarious.
Julie is also the editor for my book, coming out in August. She is awesome.
So fantastic!! Congrats!
Thanks so much, everyone! It's fun to celebrate here!
:yay Huge congrats, Sheri! I'm happy dancing for you.
Congratulations, Sheri :yay And I love the clever title!
February is American Heart Month! It’s a time to celebrate part of our body that keeps us moving! This year a great way to focus on keeping your heart healthy is by following the 7 Days of Self Care provided by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute.
#SelfcareSundays are for making a self-care checklist for your week ahead, #Mindfulmonday is for monitoring your blood pressure levels and heart stats, #TastyTuesday is for trying out a new recipe that’s delicious and good for your heart, #WellnessWednesday is for keeping up with a good wellness routine for your heart like exercise, #TreatYourThursday is for some down time and fun, #FollowFriday a loved one who inspires you to keep your heart running smoothly, and last #SelfieSaturday is for snapping a picture of your favorite way to take care of your heart.
Also, on February 5th, take some time out to dress your best in red for National Wear Red Day for heart health! Take care of your heart this month and look out for more information on heart health through FCS@Home.
Dorothy Drew (diver)

Dorothy Ann Drew (2 November 1934 – 1 May 2001) was a British diver. She competed in the women's 3 metre springboard event at the 1952 Summer Olympics.Assessment of subclinical atherosclerosis using contrast-enhanced ultrasound.

AIMS
The sensitivity of standard carotid ultrasound and colour Doppler for the detection of subclinical atherosclerotic plaques is suboptimal. The aim of this study is to assess whether contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) added to standard carotid ultrasound improves the detection of subclinical atherosclerosis.


METHODS AND RESULTS
Carotid intima-media thickness (CIMT) measurement, standard carotid ultrasound including colour Doppler imaging, and CEUS were performed in 100 asymptomatic patients with one or more risk factors for atherosclerosis. CEUS was performed using intravenous administration of SonoVue™ contrast agent (Bracco S.p.A., Milan, Italy). CIMT, standard ultrasound, colour Doppler, and CEUS were reviewed by two independent observers. Standard ultrasound, colour Doppler, and CEUS were scored for the presence of atherosclerotic plaques. Subclinical atherosclerosis was diagnosed if patients had a CIMT above their age-corrected threshold value or if atherosclerotic plaques were present on standard carotid ultrasound clips or CEUS clips. McNemar's test was performed to compare between groups. Twenty-one patients (21%) had a thickened CIMT value and were considered to have subclinical atherosclerosis. Standard carotid ultrasound including colour Doppler demonstrated atherosclerotic plaques in 77 patients (77%). The addition of CEUS to the standard ultrasound protocol demonstrated atherosclerotic plaques in 88 patients (88%). The incorporation of CEUS into the standard carotid ultrasound protocol resulted in a significantly improved detection of patients with subclinical atherosclerosis (P < 0.01).


CONCLUSION
CEUS has an incremental value for the detection of subclinical atherosclerosis in