For Freshman or Introductory courses in Engineering.
Most engineering students arrive in college without the study and survival skills required to succeed at the university
level. This text collects the very best techniques for succeeding in the study of engineering, presented in the
context of actual undergraduate engineering courses. Students learn skills essential to building on previous knowledge,
learning independently, and taking responsibility for their own learning. It introduces the engineering profession,
discussing how universities prepare engineers for the real world and what to expect after graduation. The text
not only encourages successful engineering students, it also enables instructors to be more effective engineering
educators.
Table of Contents
Preface.
1. Studying Engineering: The Keys to Success.
2. Introduction to Engineering and Engineering Study.
3. The Role of the University.
4. Learning in the University Environment.
5. Key Study Strategies for Maximizing Performance in Engineering Courses.
6. How to be Successful in Examinations.
7. Procedures for Effective Problem-Solving.
8. Mathematics.
9. Developing Engineering Skills.
10. Looking to the Future -- What�s After Graduation?
References.
