#ISD recognizes the paramount significance of robotics education in today’s rapidly evolving world. Our partnership with Carnegie Mellon University signifies a shift towards a more focused approach to robotics from grassroots level. With #automation becoming the cornerstone of the #future, ISD prepares our students to be at the forefront of innovation and #technology. Our Secondary School has seamlessly integrated the Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy skills and competencies into its #Design #cur

7.4K views · 79 reactions | When Andrew Carnegie selected architect Henry Hornbostel to design a technical school in the late 1890s, the plan was for the layout of the buildings to form an “explorer’s ship” in search of knowledge. The helm of the ship was Machinery Hall. You might know it now as Hamerschlag Hall, renamed after Arthur A. Hamerschlag, the first president of the Carnegie Institute of Technology. #CMU125 | Carnegie Mellon Alumni Association | Facebook

ISD is proud to be the only school in Bangladesh offering the Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy framework as part of its Design and Supplemental Education curriculum—empowering young innovators to cultivate creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking. 🧑🏾‍💻🦾🤖 We are delighted to host the Robotics Training Program at our world-class Design Centre on our school campus. The camp brings together 44 students from ISD and other schools across Dhaka for an 8-week program, running from September

21K views · 188 reactions | #CMU125 all started with one man's plan. This is footage of Andrew Carnegie's visit to Carnegie Tech around 1914, where he was greeted by enthusiastic students who shared his motto, “My heart is in the work.” Learn more about the history of Carnegie Tech: https://www.cmu.edu/125/stories/history-of-trade-school.html | Carnegie Mellon Alumni Association | Facebook

33K views · 899 reactions | Today, we commemorate the tragic events of 9/11 with a lone bagpiper playing at the 9/11 Memorial Tree on The Cut. The Memorial Tree was planted in memory of the seven CMU alumni who were lost that day. | Carnegie Mellon University | Facebook