AspenTech to Host Dozens of Area High School Students at STEM Day Event

Aspen Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ: AZPN), a leading provider of software and services to the process industries, today announced that it will host the company’s first STEM Day on Tuesday, November 29 at AspenTech’s headquarters in Bedford, Massachusetts.

High school students in software coding exercise at AspenTech STEM Day. Instructor Clay Didier and students (left to right) Shane Norton, Ronald DeSilva, Brad McMullen, Azim Kamthewala, Amaan Gadatia

Học viên sẽ nhận được kinh nghiệm thực hành với các ứng dụng phần mềm và nghe từ các chuyên gia công nghệ công nghiệp

Aspen Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ: AZPN), nhà cung cấp phần mềm và dịch vụ hàng đầu cho các ngành công nghiệp quy trình, hôm nay thông báo sẽ tổ chức STEM Day đầu tiên của công ty vào thứ ba, 29/11/2016 tại trụ sở của AspenTech ở Bedford, Massachusetts

Students Will Receive Hands-on Experience with Software Applications and Hear from Technology Industry Experts

During the event, 60 students from Burlington High School and Billerica High School will receive hands-on experience with technology industry applications, learn about career opportunities and speak with Research and Development (R&D) experts. Interactive STEM and coding stations have been designed to provide real-life examples of engineering, programming and other technology disciplines. Students will be given the opportunity to work with virtual reality simulations, design simulations of chemical plant processes, experiment with homopolar electric motors and more.

AspenTech has a long history of innovation. Today Aspen Plus^® is used as the de facto standard for process simulation software in university chemical engineering departments around the world.

Supporting Quotes
Antonio Pietri, President & CEO, AspenTech
“We are very excited to have Billerica High School and Burlington High School local students as our STEM Day participants. Support for STEM education in local schools is a perfect fit with AspenTech’s commitment to helping develop the next generation of engineers – the skilled workforce who will drive the growth of the Boston tech economy in the coming decades.”

Source : businesswire.com