Engineering Education “Today in History” Blog: First Pi Day is celebrated

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Engineering Education “Today in History” Blog: First Pi Day is celebrated

by Mackinney · March 14th, 2012 · Add a Comment

TeachPi.org - A Teacher's Complete Pi Day Resource

Photo of an early estimate of pi from Egypt

Today in History – March 14, 1987 – First Pi Day is celebrated. 3/14 (3.14) was chosen by physicist Larry Shaw of the Exploratorium Museum in San Francisco to be celebrated as Pi Day.

For more information, browse the Engineering Pathway’s educational resources on Pi Day and other irrational numbers.

Tags: Engineering Mechanics · General Engineering, Engineering Science

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