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The Training of Acoustical Engineers - Is There a Need?
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The paper outlines briefly the history of Applied Acoustics. It then discusses the need to train engineers and scientists who can tackle the problem of environmental noise control. Because of the embryonic nature of this discipline, the author makes a case for a special approach to the education of post-graduate specialists. The Institute of Sound and Vibration Research is given as an example of how one University in the United Kingdom has organized its resources to train these specialists.
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Large, J., "The Training of Acoustical Engineers - Is There a Need?," SAE Technical Paper 710305, 1971, https://doi.org/10.4271/710305.Also In
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- Rayleigh J.W.S., “The Theory of Sound” Volumes I and II Published by Dover Publications, New York.
- Annual Report for the Year Ending March 1970, Institute of Sound and Vibration Research, University of Southampton, England.