Student, teacher, and engineer : selected speeches and articles of Nathan W. Dougherty

Author(s)

• Dougherty, Nathan Washington

Bibliographic Information

Student, teacher, and engineer : selected speeches and articles of Nathan W. Dougherty

Edited by William Kenneth Stair

University of Tennessee Press, [1972]

[1st ed

Note

Includes bibliographical references

Contents of Works

• Peebles, F. N. Foreword
• Editor's preface
• Traveling Eastward
• Dimming the diamonds and polishing the pebbles
• Educational maturity is the goal
• The elements glow as they complete the whole
• Education of the engineer
• Contributions of science and technology to education
• The race is won by the runner
• The right to talk back
• The role of professional societies
• Professional development of engineering teachers
• Professional registration of engineers
• Historical approach to professionalism
• Need for engineering biographies
• Have science and technology outrun the art of living?
• Adjustment to new ideas
• Today is not halfway between yesterday and tomorrow
• Freedman's brew in an industrial age
• The History of the American Society for Engineering Education

• NCID: BA47920287
• ISBN:
  • 0870491385
• LCCN: 76186707
• Country Code: us
• Title Language Code: eng
• Text Language Code: eng
• Place of Publication: Knoxville]
• Pages/Volumes: xiv, 207 p
• Size: 24 cm
• Classification:
  • LCC : T185
  • DC : 620/.007
• Subject Headings:
  • LCSH : Engineering -- Study and teaching -- Addresses, essays, lectures