Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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ectriml ngineering The electrical world we live in demands the services of the electrical engineer in almost every phase of commerce and industry. His achievements have speeded progress wherever man strives by modernization to improve his standard of living, The Purdue E. E. is prepared by a well-rounded curriculum ranging from communication to electrical analyses. ,X Laboratory practice gives the student a chance to work under simulated industrial conditions. An instructor's explanation sheds light on a difficult problem in electric conductance.

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n ineering The products of mechanical engineering, from the refrigerator in the kitchen to high power turbines, make living simpler and easier. At Purdue the M. E curriculum is dnided into two principal options, general and industrial, giving the student the choice of obtaining either more background knowledge or practical experience ...ff Fluid How, turbulence, and behavior are given particular attention in the fluid dx namics laboratorx Students check and record pressures while running a steam engine.

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Many nf the pmhlenxs encnun- tered in labs, such an electrical measurement, will he remcr in industry. J. S. johnson, Head an 0 l W. -N535 ' . az? x -,'