7 Things Engineers Don't Learn They Need to Know
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I graduated from Texas A&M in Civil Engineering in 1983, and I'd say this presentation is way off base. Drafting, for example, is a first year requirement. Perhaps these failures are localized rather than systemic. To your credit, I have noticed a marked decrease in the quality of written communications over the years. I notice graduates of all disciplines have too little command over the written word these days. I believe this can be traced to problems in our secondary education system.
earth2joy 1 year ago
This is the problem with all students of applied sciences I think. The only one I would say does not apply directly to all BSc's is problem 6. Not saying BA students are better at everything, just that we might all benefit from each-others strong points.
Xenophanes21 2 years ago