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NBIC-technologies as a challenge to education

Journal "Humanities Bulletin" of BMSTU"

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NBIC-technologies as a challenge to education

© N.G. Bagdasaryan, V.S. Koshik

Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow, 105005, Russia

The article considers the potential of NBIC technologies and the prospects for the revolu-

tionary transformation of mankind via convergent technologies. The importance of the

idea of combining already known technologies to create a breakthrough effect in new

fields of knowledge is emphasized. It is conformed that engineering education as a cen-

tral link in the training of the future staff is of great importance. The significance of con-

vergent technologies in the training of a modern engineer is discussed. The necessity of

reformation of traditional engineering way of thinking to the innovative one is deter-

mined. Reasons are given for the problems in the formation of modern engineering edu-

cation in the realities of the social and economic infrastructure of Russia. The direct de-

pendence of the state competitiveness on its ability to create breakthrough technologies

and on the quality of training of the engineering personnel is indicated.

Keywords:

NBIC technologies, convergent technologies, combining technologies, break-

through technologies, engineer of the future, engineering education

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