Civil engineering, the university contribution.
Subtitle: In honour of Professor W. Fisher Cassie
By: edited by Peter C. G. Isaac.
Contributors: Cassie, W. Fisher.; Isaac, Peter C. G., ed.
Publisher: Oriel Press
Published: 1970
Place of publication: [Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Eng.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 205
Subjects: Cassie, W. Fisher.; Engineering -- Study and teaching -- Great Britain.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: William Fisher Cassie.; title: Publications [of W. F. Cassie] (p. 12-14); title: The pattern of training, by W. F. Cassie.; title: The purpose of the university course by P. C. G. Isaac.; title: The technique of university teaching, by W. F. Cassie.; title: The development of civil engineering courses, by P. L. Capper.; title: Specialization in university courses, by J. D. Geddes.; title: University research and professional practice, by T. E. H. Williams.; title: Design: practice and teaching, by D. W. Cooper.; title: Project work in education for engineers and architects, by J. H. Napper.; title: Educational technology and engineering education, by C. J. Duncan.; title: Engineering and physical planning, by J. S. Allen.; title: The contribution of universities to highway and traffic engineering, by J. H. Jones.; title: Practical training of civil engineers, by Sir K. Laing.; title: What the profession looks for in the graduate, by H. R. Oakley.; title: What the young graduate looks for in the profession, by D. A. Smith.; title: The relationship of industrial training boards and universities, by S. G. Barrett.; title: Post-graduate engineering education in developing countries, by M. B. Pescod.