Stuff You Don't Learn in Engineering School: Skills for Success in the Real World
Engineering education provides an essential technical foundation, but professional success may also depend on skills learned outside the classroom. In Stuff You Don't Learn in Engineering School, Carl Selinger addresses the practical knowledge and broader capabilities associated with succeeding in the real world.
About This Book
Stuff You Don't Learn in Engineering School explores skills that extend beyond formal engineering coursework.
Carl Selinger focuses on the practical side of preparing for success in the real world.
This book is suited to engineering students, graduates, and readers interested in the broader skills involved in an engineering career.
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