Survey conducted by the Engineering Manpower Commission of Engineers Joint Council in the fall of 1968.

This report is based on data obtained during the summer of 1969 from 45,000 fully qualified engineers, representing an estimated 308,00 members of the organized engineering profession. The following statements summarize the findings of this study. The largest number of degrees were reported in the fields of electrical and electronic, mechanical,…

Presents figures representing student enrollment in engineering and technology at all major U. S. universities for fall, 1975. Includes a breakdown by school and by curriculum group, and a comparison of enrollment for the years 1967 to 1975. (SL)

Presents a breakdown of engineering and technology degrees granted for 1973-74 by curriculum, level, and minority status. (GS)

Presented is a report of a study to determine what financial aid resources are needed over the next 12 years to make it possible for qualified minority students (in numbers proportionate to the minority members of comparable ages in the United States) to afford an engineering education at four-year accredited engineering schools. In addition to a…

Statistics for 33,902 of 1971 engineering graduates were used to describe job prospects of the graduates. Findings include: (1) engineering graduates were largely successful in finding jobs or carrying out other plans; (2) about one out of every five engineering graduates at the bachelor's and master's degree levels had plans to continue full-time…

Reported is a survey of the placement of the engineering and technology graduates who received degrees in June, 1970. This is the seventh in the series of annual surveys conducted by the Engineering Manpower Commission. Deans and placement officers of 180 engineering schools and 109 other technological institutions participated in this survey. The…

A report on the present level of engineering salaries is presented on the basis of the Commission's tenth survey among 860 establishments covering 167,225 engineering graduates, about 20 percent of all degree-holding engineers. Two questionnaires are used, one for non-supervisory graduates and the other for those in supervisory positions. Salary…

This report gives a detailed picture of engineering and technology graduates for the 1970-71 academic year. Part I summarizes the placement status of engineering graduates at the bachelor's, mater's and doctor's levels, and technology graduates at the associate degree and bachelor's levels. Placement data are provided for graduates since 1958,…

Contained in this booklet are the speeches given at the annual joint meeting of the Engineering Manpower Commission and the Scientific Manpower Commission. Each dealt with some problem aspect of the engineer-scientist interface. The presentation by Rear Admiral W. C. Hushing of the U. S. Navy was entitled "The Impact of High Performance Science…

Contained are data on the engineering and engineering technology degrees granted for 1968-69 by engineering schools in the United States. The data show breakdowns by school and curriculum for each level, and they include figures for minority groups - women, U. S. Negroes, and foreign nationals. Comparisons are also given for past years by total…

Reports educational statistics of student enrollment on the basis of survey data obtained by the Engineers Joint Council between 1967 and 1972. Indicates that the 1972 survey shows a significant decline at all levels in comparison with fall 1971. (CC)

A report is given of different levels of degrees granted in engineering in 1975-76, summarized according to curriculum, minority group, and school. Technology degrees also are reported, categorized by school, kind of program, and degree level. (DT)