The Wisconsin engineer
Source:
Hentges, Robert A., Editor
The Wisconsin engineer
Volume 60, Number 7
Madison, Wisconsin: Wisconsin Engineering Journal Association, April 1956
URL to cite for this work: http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/UW.WIEv60no7
Contents
[Cover], pp. [unnumbered]-3
[Frontispiece], p. [4]
[Contents], pp. 5-[9]
Speaking for the staff . . . the Engineer serves an important role in encouraging high school students to prepare for engineering careers, Hentges, Robert A. p. 10
Memory machines, Schilling, Jim pp. 11-13
Sound and the motion picture, Quentmeyer, Richard J. pp. 14-19
Airplane de-icing, Karlson, Robert pp. [20]-21
Steam powered automobiles, Lohrey, John pp. 22-25
Science highlights, Witzel, Ted pp. 26-30
High school section [The engineering profession], Wendt, Kurt F. pp. 31-32
[High school section] Stop and think, Marshall, W. R., Jr. p. 33
[High school section] Are you ready for college?, Shiels, K. G.; O'Keefe, Mary R. p. 34
[High school section] Why consult the oracle?, Brown, C. M. p. 35
[High school section: chemical engineering], Noth, Phil pp. [36]-37
[High school section: civil engineering], Albrecht, John pp. [38]-39
[High school section: electrical engineering], Schilling, Jim pp. [40]-41
[High school section: mechanical engineering], Barr, Lawrence D. pp. [42]-43
[High school section: mining and metallurgical engineering], Gilpin, Barclay pp. 44-45
[High school section] What's your question?, Albrecht, John pp. 46-51
W. S. P. E., Elton, Bob pp. 52-73
Static, Drops, I. R. pp. 74-76 ff.
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