Technograph volume 76 1960 1961
Technograph volume 76 1960 1961
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The members of these societies — mature, knowledgeable men — have an obligation to instruct those who follow after them. Engineers and scientists — as pro- fessional people — are custodians of a specialized body or fund of knowledge to which thej' have three definite responsibilities. The first is to generate new knowledge and add to this total fund. The second is to utilize this fund of knowledge in service to society. The third is to teach this knowledge to others, includ- ing young engineers....
Q. Specifically, what benefits accrue from belonging to these groups?
A. There are many. For the young engineer, affiliation serves the practical purpose of exposing his work to appraisal by other scien- tists and engineers. Most impor- tant, however, technical societies enable young engineers to learn of work crucial to their own. These organizations are a prime source of ideas — meeting col- leagues and talking with them, reading reports, attending meet- ings and lectures. And, for the young engineer, recognition of his accomplishments by asso- ciates and organizations gener- ally heads the list of his aspira- tions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The members of these societies — mature, knowledgeable men — have an obligation to instruct those who follow after them. Engineers and scientists — as pro- fessional people — are custodians of a specialized body or fund of knowledge to which thej' have three definite responsibilities. The first is to generate new knowledge and add to this total fund. The second is to utilize this fund of knowledge in service to society. The third is to teach this knowledge to others, includ- ing young engineers....
Q. Specifically, what benefits accrue from belonging to these groups?
A. There are many. For the young engineer, affiliation serves the practical purpose of exposing his work to appraisal by other scien- tists and engineers. Most impor- tant, however, technical societies enable young engineers to learn of work crucial to their own. These organizations are a prime source of ideas — meeting col- leagues and talking with them, reading reports, attending meet- ings and lectures. And, for the young engineer, recognition of his accomplishments by asso- ciates and organizations gener- ally heads the list of his aspira- tions.
What to read after Technograph volume 76 1960 1961?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathaniel Foster Safford to read onlineMoreLess
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