Term of Award
Winter 1983
Degree Name
Master of Technology
Document Type and Release Option
Thesis (restricted to Georgia Southern)
Committee Chair
Keith F. Hickman
Committee Member 1
Illegible
Committee Member 2
James E. Manning
Committee Member 3
James E. Manning
Abstract
In today's lifestream, computers have gained such an un-detachable place that they are, practically, being used in every area of technology and science. In the very near future, having microcomputers will be as essential as having a simple hand-held calculator today. In some Engineering and Engineering Technology Schools, having a microcomputer is required in many courses in the curriculum, and the student has to purchase a computer along with his books and notebooks.
The reason for this study is to provide the information necessary for technology students to use and apply the available computers to the School of Technology. The researcher will develop an inter-active Computer Service Line for the School of Technology faculty and students on the University System Computer Network (USCN). The Service Line will reside on the CYBER computer system. This thesis will, then, serve as reference and guide to available computer programs and applications to the School of Technology at Georgia Southern College (G. S. C. ).
OCLC Number
1032615454
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Recommended Citation
Shirazi, Alireza Rahimi, "Computer Applications in Engineering Technology Schools" (1983). Legacy ETDs. 560.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/etd_legacy/560