Miami Dade College North Campus - Falcon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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A large and important area of Technical, Vocational and Semi-Professional studies is devoted to engineering and graphics. This highly specialized and well-equipped section of our College teaches the student to physically apply the principles of physics with which we all gain a passing, abstract familiarity in NSC-102. Here the fledging engineer learns to span large rivers with suspension bridges, to lift a heavy airplane, substituting force for weight, to build a better mousetrap. A ee is Q I . ALFRED I. DAVIDSON, IR. Civil Enginering, Engineering When these young draftsmen, architects and engineers leave M-DIC they are well prepared for further study leading to engineering degrees. I5 -- 245 Q2 A

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DOUGLAS R. SINIITH Electronics Technology, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology, ln- strurnentcltion and Gas Engineering Technology. A X We ' ijfj au..-1' u, ' will r, , E- , IL 11 W' ' ga ' T iff, 1' 52441 E 'W MAX MORRIS Engineering Graphics From concept, to drawing board, to actual doing. Practical problems call for learning plus ingenuity. Comforts we take for granted today, such as air-condi- tioning, fa must in Florida livingj were not too long ago ideas-then problems . . . problems . . . problems.