Engineering Sciences 96

Course Description

Engineering Sciences 96 is a group project selected to provide experience in the processes and practice of engineering design. It is the central activity of a design seminar which, ordinarily, is taken in the spring term of the junior year of engineering students in Harvard College. An outline of this year's project can be found at Introduction to Project '97.

Logistics

The course, ordinarily, meets at 2:00-4:00 on Mondays and at 2:30-4:30 on Thursdays in Room 209, Pierce Hall.

Course Staff

Professor Frederick H. Abernathy, fha@stokes.harvard.edu
Professor R. Victor Jones, jones@das.harvard.edu
Matthew D. Potts, potts@das.harvard.edu
Peter Voutov, voutov@fas.harvard.edu

Notes From Class Meetings and Sections

Class notes for meeting on Monday, February 10, 1997
Class notes for meeting on Thursday, February 13, 1997
Class notes for meeting on Monday, February 24,1997
Class notes for meeting on Thursday, March 13,1997

Team Pages

List of teams and participants

Link Pages

Project '97 WWW Link Page

People Associated With Project 97

Faculty of minicourses.

Miscellaneous

Information on Antennas

The Project'97 Antenna Gallery

References for using HTML

NCSA's Beginner's Guide to HTML

Case Western's Introduction to HTML

HTML Tutorial : Authoring Methods for the WWW

NCSA's overview of the Common Gateway Interface

A good CGI (Common Gateway Interface) Tutorial

rtftohtml, A Filter to Translate RTF to HTML is an exceedingly valuable resource.

Fancy stuff: DesignSphere Online

How to cite electronic information Sources?

MLA-Style Citations of Electronic Sources, by Janice R. Walker.

This page is maintained by R. Victor Jones, jones@deas.harvard.edu.
Last updated March 4, 1997