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ALLSTAR Director's Message

by Cesar Levy, Ph.D.

Dr. Cesar Levy          The ALLSTAR project was created to provide lifelong learning materials in the field of Aeronautics and Aviation. We have attempted to reach the broadest possible group of Internet users: from 4th graders to Junior College students, from students to teachers of history, science and career counseling.
         We have attempted not to exclude anyone and we hope that the user with the simplest PC will enjoy our site. Though we have included animations, video and audio clips, we have also included still photos and figures for those who do not have video/audio/animation capabilities.
         Our site provides the teacher and student with materials that may be used in history or social studies related classes, in science and engineering related subjects as well as for career counseling. We also have some discussion forums on aeronautics related topics. Our site is by no means exhaustive; however, we hope that it will spark your interest in aeronautics and will get you to do more reading on the subjects of your interest at your local library.
         Our task is to encourage more young people to pursue aeronautics- and aviation-related areas as possible career opportunities. More detailed objectives and the expected outcome for this project may be found by clicking on Objectives and Effects. Surf our site and let us hear from you. We take constructive criticism seriously. We hope you enjoy our site.

Happy surfing!

 

Cesar Levy, Ph.D.
Florida International University

Department of Mechanical Engineering
University Park Campus
Miami, Florida 33199

(305) 348-3439
(305) 348-2569 Department
(305) 348-1932 Fax
Email: levy@eng.fiu.edu


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