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Bibliometric Analysis of Publications: Bibliometric Analysis of Publications of Mechanical Engineering School, National University of Singapore

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This dissertation is a bibliometric study of the publications of the academic staff of the Department of Mechanical Engineering (DME) at the National University of Singapore. Nine parameters were studied, namely, the growth literature, the average number of authors per paper, the extent of collaboration, the prolific authors, the journals in which the articles were published, the impact factor of journals, the number of citations recei… More >>

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Stuff You Don’t Learn in Engineering School: Skills for Success in the Real World

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“Stuff You Don’t Learn in Engineering School” gives young engineers an easy-to-read “cribsheet” so they can comfortably face a complex world of dealing with people, processes, and yes, even meetings! Carl Selinger, an engineer with over 25 years of college teaching experience, has expanded from his popular seminar, providing an inspiring guidebook the young engineer needs for a successful career, and a satisfying life…. More >>

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Computer Network Engineering Schools Lead to Fulfilling Employment

There is a huge demand for experts in computer networking, and you will soon find that computer network engineering schools can really help you learn to be a network engineer. Just imagine holding an important and well-paying position that will have you interconnecting various computers, printers, and other electronic devices to share vital data and information. That is what schools for network engineering can offer you.

There are many colleges and universities that offer degrees in computer science. A course in network engineering will provide comprehensive instruction in computer technology, including designing and configuring computer networks, installing computers and printers, and maintaining and troubleshooting network systems. You will develop your abilities in critical thinking and problem solving to provide efficient and functional computer networks for various purposes in business, health care, e-commerce, education, and more. Training in computer networking will include classes in math and science (calculus and physics), wireless communications, logic, and many others.

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Careers In Sound Engineering

Sound Engineering, which is also often referred as Audio Engineering, is a branch of audio science. Characteristically, sound engineering refers to the recording, copying, editing, mixing, and reproduction of sound by means of electronic and mechanical devices. Sound engineers employ a variety of recording devices such as high-tech microphones that are required to record even the slightest sound variations. Electronic mixing boards or console boards are an essential element of sound engineering that are used to control sound input while recording or editing music. They include a variety of switches, dials, lights, and meters. Lights and meters facilitate the engineers to understand exactly the sounds that are recorded and their intensity.

By means of switches and dials on the mixing boards, sound engineers monitor the sound input in terms of the volume, and sound quality. Other integral components of sound engineering include digital audio workstations, signal processors, and sequencing software. In movies, sound engineers and technicians incorporate the voices of actors in the movie sound tracks along with special sound effects. The movie ‘Apocalypse Now’ produced in the year 1979 is considered as a classic example of ‘sound’ films till date.

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