‘Experience’ engineering now, by reading the book. Get it for yourself, students, the classroom, or engineers at Amazon
Blog Stats
- 70,514 hits
Categories
-
Recent Posts
- Pocket Prototyping
- #EngineerClips – “Drone Vacuum” Jan. 6, 2023
- #EngineerClips – “Power Ski” – March 18, 2022
- Rescue on Angel’s Landing – a near future fictional story by Ken Hardman
- #EngineerClips – “Drawn to Write” – by Ken Hardman (Feb. 27, 2022)
- #EngineerClips – ‘Elevator App’ by Ken Hardman
- #EngineerClips – “High-Speed Chairs”
- #EngineerClips – Bathing with Bottles
Archives
-
Join 894 other subscribers
Meta
Tag Archives: writing
Engineering Family History Stories
Dear Engineering Stories friends, Thank you so very much for your interest in these Engineering Stories. I have enjoyed writing them both because I enjoy engineering, and I enjoy writing in general. In fact, at my regular job, I see … Continue reading
Posted in Engineering Education, STEM
Tagged creative writing, familyhistory, genealogy, technical writing, writing
2 Comments
I don’t need to write– I’m an engineer!
I have worked with engineers for 30 years. I have worked with students for 12 years. Many engineers and students hesitate or back away from writing challenges, opportunities or assignments. There are a few who like to write, and a … Continue reading
Posted in Engineering, Engineering Education
Tagged soft sciences, technical writing, writing
12 Comments
Engineering is more than Math and Science
I am reading a new book on Engineering Education called, A Whole New Engineer. My years of professional experience give me cause to agree with many of their conclusions and propositions. I will post occasionally from this book. Speaking of … Continue reading
Posted in Engineering Education
Tagged A Whole New Engineer, communication, David E. Goldberg, writing
1 Comment
Engineering Stories – Book Preface
(I began posting individual Engineering Stories last summer. Since that time there have been over 6000 blog views and an estimated 1000 stories read from beginning to end. I have received many favorable comments from readers. Since the stories can … Continue reading
Posted in Engineering, K-12, STEM
Tagged guidance counselor, learn, math, preface, product development, school counselor, science, sketch, story, writing
Leave a comment