This section gathers together some academic best practices which
may help you in your classes and beyond.
See Table of contents or Index A - Z
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Engineering from IEEE Spectrum
With a history spanning 125 years, IEEE continues to serve as an authoritative resource for individuals in the tech sectors of government, industry, and academia worldwide.
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www.tryengineering.org
The IEEE, IBM, and NY Hall of Science have partnered to launch a website
combining information on engineering as a program of study and career choice
with interactive activities. Designed for a range of audiences,
TryEngineering.org
offers valuable information for school counselors, teachers, parents, and
students.
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Best Undergrad College Degrees By Salary
www.payscale.com/best-colleges/degrees.asp
We've all heard that English majors often struggle to make ends meet while electrical engineers rake in the cash. Is that true? Yes, but don't give up hope. Take a look below at our list of best undergrad college degrees by salary and you'll see that the engineers and scientists fare better financially.
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Initiative shows math, science are not just for geeks and nerds
http://www.bostonherald.com/entertainment/lifestyle/view.bg?articleid=1105724&format=text
By Erica Perez, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Basics of Research Paper Writing and Publishing, Michael Derntl
Local copy
Abstract. Writing and trying to publish research and its findings is an
integral part of a researcher’s professional life. However, writing is not
in every researcher’s talent pool, and the obstacles of making reviewers
accept the own submission are often nerve-wracking. This paper gives an
introductory report on basic issues of writing and organizing scientific
papers, and preparing them for submission to a publisher. Additionally,
the paper outlines the process of publishing research papers in journals
and conference proceedings, aiming to provide interested novices with a
helpful guide to paper writing and publishing.
Is Google Making Us Stupid?, by Nicholas Carr
What the Internet is doing to our brains
Very nice IT promo
from YouTube
Don't be put off by "IT." In many companies, the work
folks like us get hired to do is called "IT." Yes, "IT" usually has
something to do with business, in a general sense, but last time I checked,
someone has to sell something for our employer to get the money to pay our
salary.
Useful article on clarity in science writing
Right your Writing :
How to sharpen your writing and make your manuscripts more engaging. By Bob Grant.
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