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Landis, Raymond B. – 1987
The study of engineering can be likened to a game. To become a master student, one must not only play the game but devote time and energy to learning how to play it. The purpose of this book is to give students ideas and perspectives which must be addressed in order to be effective students. It focuses on the nonacademic aspects of being a…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Academic Aspiration, College Science, Engineering Education