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Engineering Design at CMU
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Abstract
A course designed to involve senior mechanical engineering students in engineering problems, subject to the kinds of constraints they will operate under when they leave the academic environment, was developed at Carnegie Institute of Technology. The goals of the program, the kinds of projects undertaken, and the results of each are discussed.
Citation
Gouse, S. and Purcupile, J., "Engineering Design at CMU," SAE Technical Paper 700006, 1970, https://doi.org/10.4271/700006.Also In
References
- “CMU Designs Whale of Idea for Air Travel.” Pittsburgh Press, May 1968.
- “Vehicles in Three Countries Ride on Cushion of Air.” Product Engineering, July 15, 1968, pp. 28-29.
- “Students Get the Credit for Design of Hovercraft.” Product Engineering, July 15, 1968, pp. 6120-6122.
- Purcupile J. C., “A Touch of Reality in Teaching Engineering Design.” ASEE Journal, December 1968, p. 286.
- “Students at CMU Design Vehicle for Short Intercity Transit.” Mechanical Engineering, October 1968, p. 86.
- Gouse, S. W. Jr., Purcupile J. C., and Shaw M. C., “Hybrid Short Haul Transport Flight Vehicle Concept.” Paper presented at International Conference on Vehicle Mechanics, Wayne State University, Detroit, November 1968.