California State University Long Beach - Prospector Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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TtftiwS £agt tefi tS ELECTRICAL engineering is the study of electric and magnetic circuits, transformers, and rotating machinery. Courses offered in the department of electrical engineering are designed specifically to prepare graduates for future engineering positions in design, development, and their individual application in the field of electronics. The labora- tory equipment supplies the students with the necessary tools he needs to build his knowledge in his field. ElECTRICAl engineering students Roger Simpson ond Richard Nicks demonstrate the esc of the Elec- tronic Control board.

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ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Hon VondcrMeydcn work wilh o high-octone testing engine machine. IORETTO CULLEN fries to solve fhc instruments on the dynamometer, which meosures the output of an engine. STUDENTS Dennis Willioms and R. W. Winters are experimenting with the pipe loss experimenter, which calculates the loss of energy in the flow of o liquid through a pipe. 24

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£ tgt tee ttwg Gmmiy Cf uca tyb A MECHANICAL ENGINEER is well trained in his profession. A Long Beach State graduate is no exception. His curriculum includes ample foundation courses in graphics, chemistry, physics, and mathe- matics. Other courses include thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, metal- lurgy, and design. The laboratories are provided with modern machin- ery which enables the student to learn and study in a well-ecjuippcd atmosphere. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Mont VondorMeydcn prepares Ihe panel beard of the octane retting machine.