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Webinar: Construction of the Hoover Dam Author: Aleksandr Treyger This live webinar establishes, through slides and discussions the construction of the Hoover Dam. In this interactive course, we delve into the remarkable chronology of the Hoover Dam project, uncovering its rich history and exploring its significant impact on society.... Learn More

Webinar: Overview of Armored Vehicles – History and Future Author: Aleksandr Treyger This live webinar is designed for professionals with an interest in the field of armored vehicles, providing an in-depth exploration into their evolution and significance throughout history. This course begins with the historical progression of armored vehicles,... Learn More

Webinar: Evolution of Building Codes in the US Author: Aleksandr Treyger This live webinar offers an insightful exploration into the historical development and ongoing evolution of building codes in the U.S. The course focuses on the transition from regional to unified national standards, highlighting key events that shaped these... Learn More

Webinar: Nicola Tesla – Biography and Achievements Author: Aleksandr Treyger This live webinar is an overview of the biography and technical achievements of Nicola Tesla. Tesla was born more than a hundred years ago, however his legacy, his great inventions still largely drive our modern civilization. Tesla invented most... Learn More

Webinar: Introduction to Water Distribution Systems Author: Aleksandr Treyger This live PDH webinar provides, through slides and discussions, an introduction to water distribution systems. Water distribution systems deliver water to customers in urban and rural areas and represent an important part of the residential and commercial infrastructure.  They carry... Learn More

Webinar: The St. Francis Dam Failure Author: Aleksandr Treyger On March 12, 1928, the Saint Francis Dam located in the northern portion of Los Angeles County, California, breached, resulting in a devastating flood that caused the death of approximately 425 individuals. The disaster resulted in a tremendous loss of... Learn More