Continuing Engineering educational programs should be designed so that they can be conducted over wide geographical areas and on a flexible time schedule. Both these conditions can be satisfied by using audiovisual aids. The author discusses the advantages for training engineers. (MS)

Includes a directory of colleges offering a curriculum in biomedical engineering. (JS)

Data on the comments and social characteristics of black engineers and students are presented. (DM)

The paper presents applications and methods of analysis for non-linear hyperbolic partial differential equations. The paper is concluded by an account of wave front analysis as applied to the piston problem of gas dynamics. (JG)

Audio-tutorial instruction is a logical first step for the engineer educator interested in shifting from traditional classroom techniques to computer-assisted instruction methods. (Editor)

Article describes findings of a survey of systems engineering programs made in 1968 by the Systems Science and Cybernetics Education Committee. (IR)

Cases give teachers the best way to introduce "outside reality into the classroom, a vital but costly ingredient of engineering education. (IR)

Discusses an interactive programing system (FCN) developed to assist the teaching of FORTRAN. The educational advantages drawn from incremental compilation of FORTRAN programs, specialized subsystems that can be used for intensive training, the intended role of this programing system, and its contribution to the curriculum are described. (CHC)

Provides citations and annotations of information sources useful for answering questions related to manufacturing and engineering standards: what standards apply to a product or process and how one may obtain a copy of a desired standard. Works are grouped under four categories of standards: voluntary, mandatory, military, and…

A general outline is presented of an internship project course offered at McGill University for senior engineering students. In the program, students are directly supervised by practicing engineers during working hours. (BB)