Nice to see you here!
Some themes, in no particular order, that I hope to highlight and spend time exploring with you.
-Music
-Engineering
-Books
-STEM education
-Amateur Radio (K1EW is my callsign)
-Outdoors
Looking to get a hold of me? See my contact page.
One should try to learn from those that have more experience than you, and are wiser than you. Maybe some day down the road, you will be the one passing on experience and wisdom.
I had the opportunity to ask an engineer, that I really look up to and admire, what are the two or three principles that helped in their career.
I have a random collection of quotes I find interesting, inspiring, amusing, funny, or all of the above. I’ll try to update it from time to time.
Interested in getting started with amateur radio? Read on. My goal is to present to you a concise overview of the different aspects I find appealing, and to share with you a few lessons I learned along the way.
The other day our team performed an interesting experiment. We each submitted a list of our top 10 resources that have influenced/helped our engineering career. The exercise was pretty open ended on purpose. Some people stayed with books, others listed specific websites, but the coolest outcome was the number of non-technical books that showed up on the list.
Once all the resources were compiled into a master list, we sorted them by frequency. I won’t list all of the resources but it is worth noting that out of an initial list of almost 200 entries, I was only able to do the top 9 the first time around, because all the rest of the entries were unique and tied for that last (10th) spot!
The other thing worth mentioning is that the entries were provided by a mixed and diverse group of engineers, spanning a wide range of experiences and backgrounds.
Below is the top 10:
As you can see, it’s a pretty eclectic list. What are your favorite engineering books?
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