Introduction to Engineering Technology

by Robert J. Pond

This one-of-a-kind book provides readers with a solid foundation in engineering technology, and helps to prepare and empower them for more advanced careers. Stressing the importance of possessing a good attitude and paying close attention to detail, it explores the engineering world--and the technician's and technologist's places in it--from a holistic perspective--covering the demands and requirements of a career in technology, the language, tools, the most recent technological advances and proper application essential for success in today's business and industry. Current employment and salary information; the importance of teamwork, maintaining a positive attitude, and sound problem-solving techniques; how to prepare for interviewing; how to purchase and use today's calculators and personal computers; recommended steps to prepare for oral and written reporting; new technological advances in telecommunications, robotics, optical systems and materials; protecting the environment. For engineering technicians or Human Resource professionals who hire technicians.

398 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1990

Reviews

[Andrey · Rating 1 out of 5]

Step One: Make imaginary finger gun
Step two: Place imaginary finger gun in mouth
Step three: Fire imaginary finger fun
Step four: Fall over and cry out in the most dramatic of ways as the rest of the class looks on in mild bemusement and pity
Step five: Twitch on floor, maybe drool a little
Step six: Repeat as many times as it takes to avoid reading this book
Step seven: Become most popular kid on campus for said antics

TL;DR - Textbook blows, 10/10 Would Not Read Again