Engineering Case Studies: Open Access & Freely Available

This journal offers short case studies on construction materials and projects.

While this title was discontinued in 2018, the archive contains five years of case studies on engineering failures.

JISE is a peer-reviewed journal that offers, alongside other content, case studies on information systems in education, including curriculum, course materials, learning projects, and more.

LearningEdge is a collection of teaching case studies and simulations developed by MIT Sloan faculty and students. Includes a collection involving ethics in SciTech.

These open case studies were created by faculty and students at the University of British Columbia. While many of these case studies focus on sustainability, they feature a broad range of topics across disciplines, including Civil Engineering.

Free case studies about all types of industrial plants and facilities.

These case studies demonstrate where standardization – either the concept or actual practice – helped in the resolution of real-world problems across a variety of disciplines. Instructors can incorporate the case studies into their lectures and use the related Q&A sheets to stimulate class discussion of standardization in their discipline, along with the economic or operational consequences of addressing or not addressing the issues or needs.

Case studies may be used in the classroom and redistributed freely, with proper attribution to ANSI as the source.