Student, teacher, and engineer
Subtitle: selected speeches and articles of Nathan W. Dougherty.
By: Edited by William Kenneth Stair.
Edition: [1st ed.
Publisher: University of Tennessee Press
Published: 1972
Place of publication: Knoxville]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 207
Subjects: Engineering -- Study and teaching -- Addresses, essays, lectures.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Peebles, F. N. Foreword.; title: Editor's preface.; title: Traveling Eastward.; title: Dimming the diamonds and polishing the pebbles.; title: Educational maturity is the goal.; title: The elements glow as they complete the whole.; title: Education of the engineer.; title: Contributions of science and technology to education.; title: The race is won by the runner.; title: The right to talk back.; title: The role of professional societies.; title: Professional development of engineering teachers.; title: Professional registration of engineers.; title: Historical approach to professionalism.; title: Need for engineering biographies.; title: Have science and technology outrun the art of living?; title: Adjustment to new ideas.; title: Today is not halfway between yesterday and tomorrow.; title: Freedman's brew in an industrial age.; title: The History of the American Society for Engineering Education.