Engineering : a decision-making process / George E. Morris
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TextPublication details: Boston, Massachusetts : Houghton Mifflin Company, c1977Description: xviii, 163 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmISBN: - 039524546x
- TA 157 .M67 1977
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Includes index.
Introduction -- One. What shall I do? the making of a decision -- Two. Describing the problem -- Three. Feedback: If at first you do not succeed.. -- Four. Which solution is best? -- Five. we operate in real time- now -- Six. Preparing for the future -- Seven. The challenge that awaits you.
As you read this book, keep firmly in mind that you are expected (by me at any rate) to (1) make maximum use of native intelligence you possess and enjoy yourself while you are reading.
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