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En- gineering and Mining Journal, May 15, 1915, v. 99, p. 851- 856.
Superiority of the topical system over others and the weak- ness of the Dewey system are shown. An individual topical scheme of classification with filing methods is described as devised and used by a mining engineer for mining needs.
Knoeppel, C. E. Procedure with reference to shop details. Engineering Magazine, May 1911, v. 41, p. 246-255. Card system used.
Krause, L. B. Engineers' technical file should be small, up- to-date ...and easily kept. Engineering Record, Dec. 18, 1915, v. 72, p. 760-761.
Explanation of the system needed in an engineering office, writ- ten by the librarian of a large firm.
Indexing data on stream flow and rainfall. Engineering Record, Jan. 31, 1914, v. 69, p. 140-141.
An index for quick reference to state reports, federal reports, and other material in an engineering library.
McDaniel, A. B. A businesss office system of an engineering company. Engineering Record, Dec. 2, 1911, v. 64, p. 649-650.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
En- gineering and Mining Journal, May 15, 1915, v. 99, p. 851- 856.
Superiority of the topical system over others and the weak- ness of the Dewey system are shown. An individual topical scheme of classification with filing methods is described as devised and used by a mining engineer for mining needs.
Knoeppel, C. E. Procedure with reference to shop details. Engineering Magazine, May 1911, v. 41, p. 246-255. Card system used.
Krause, L. B. Engineers' technical file should be small, up- to-date ...and easily kept. Engineering Record, Dec. 18, 1915, v. 72, p. 760-761.
Explanation of the system needed in an engineering office, writ- ten by the librarian of a large firm.
Indexing data on stream flow and rainfall. Engineering Record, Jan. 31, 1914, v. 69, p. 140-141.
An index for quick reference to state reports, federal reports, and other material in an engineering library.
McDaniel, A. B. A businesss office system of an engineering company. Engineering Record, Dec. 2, 1911, v. 64, p. 649-650.
What to read after Office Methods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanche Baird Shelp to read onlineMoreLess
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