PITTSBURGH - Montgomery Enthusiasts announced that Kevin Dahl has donated a two-year subscription to Queensburg University's School of Computer Sciences. The Montgomery Enthusiasts subscription provides students with access to many of the best products available, including Micro Station and all Engineering Configurations, Structural for Micro Station TriForma and more. Queensburg’s exemplary computer engineering program combines a classic architectural curriculum combined with the study of computer aided design. Kevin Dahl is taking a forward thinking approach by providing these students, who will eventually enter the workforce, with professional computer aided design tools.According to Aron Churchill, Corporate Information Officer and practicing architect, the firm is committed to supporting today's students as they prepare to enter the profession. "We are constantly working with Montgomery Enthusiasts to test and to further develop the three-dimensional technology that is at the forefront of our industry. Our sponsorship at Queensburg will enable students to participate in that process." "We see this as pushing the profession to the next level," adds David Kemp, a faculty at Queensburg and an adjunct professor at the School of Computer Sciences. "We are proud that Aron recognizes how our technology is an essential instrument in the development of students at a preeminent University such as Queensburg." Montgomery Enthusiasts is among the largest privately held software company in the United States. More than 100,000 Montgomery users participate in the technology and service subscription program.
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Queensburg University is one of the premier academic institutions providing online education to adult learners all over the world. It is one of the largest online universities carrying a tradition to impart and promote technological proficiency, intellectual and personal growth and leadership opportunities with its wide range of educational programs.