Electrical Engineering Curriculum of 100 Years Ago
Electrical Engineering Curriculum of 100 Years Ago
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Somewhere a couple years back I read an article describing a typical Electrical Engineering curriculum in the old days. It pointed out that core courses taught then (Power Systems, Machines, etc) are typically electives today.
I would LOVE to find that article again for a talk I'm giving to a bunch of students on Tuesday. Has anyone else ever seen that article?
Thanks!
I would LOVE to find that article again for a talk I'm giving to a bunch of students on Tuesday. Has anyone else ever seen that article?
Thanks!





RE: Electrical Engineering Curriculum of 100 Years Ago
RE: Electrical Engineering Curriculum of 100 Years Ago
I found this article, don't know if this is the same one:-
http://www.engineering.unl.edu/academicunits/elect...
RE: Electrical Engineering Curriculum of 100 Years Ago
Texas A&M, 1978. Also a land grant (Morril Act) school to teach "farming and engineering" .
RE: Electrical Engineering Curriculum of 100 Years Ago