Engineering Education, Common Sense, and the Real World

2 ENGINEERING EDUCATION, COMMON SENSE, AND THE REAL WORLD [Pg.2]

So perhaps we agree that an engineer needs to be skilled in matters nontechnical. Bnt what areas are particnlarly important to understand Here we proceed from matters of individual concern, to interpersonal matters, to matters of team and organizational significance. Specifically, an entrepreneurial engineer should [Pg.3]

Write fast, revise well, and practice BPR (the elements of background, purpose, and road map). [Pg.3]

The importance of each of these is briefly reviewed in what follows. [Pg.3]

Mastering Time and Space Understanding personal motivation and setting [Pg.3]

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