A Commentary on the State of Engineering Education
Sound and Vibration, Jul 2004 by Smith, Strether
Please send me your thoughts. I will follow up with another editorial and anticipate that others will contribute editorials with further information supporting either side of the fence. I hope you will join me in this discussion.
Strether Smith, Contributing Editor
Strother Smith, strether.smith@comcast.com. net, is an export in dynamic data acquisition techniques and systems at DSPCon, Cuportino, CA.
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