Engineering

[close] The goal of this group is to read, discuss, and recommend books with engineering themes. It is not meant to be a strictly technical forum. It can include both fiction and nonfiction. Examples of fiction could be such books as "Chase the Wind" by E. V. Thompson, "Engineered for Murder" by Aileen Schumacher, "Discussion of the Method" by Billy Vaughn Coen,and "The Ghost of the Executed Engineer" by Loren Graham. In short, it is meant to look at engineering and technical themes in the context of literature, society, and philosophy.

[close] Groups for those who read in the Kappa Beta chapter of Theta Tau Professional Engineering Fraternity.

[close] The group aims at connecting SVNITians students, alumni, teachers and prospective candidates' and help the exchange of ideas and readings. I remember the elusive CHRD Book Club, few co-operative blogging attempts(which've parried in phlegm) and later the arrival of Flipkart, which finally led us to just buy in our titles. Not to forget that 'Bookoholics' thing, which, I am sure most of us would've been unaware of! Also the majestic Narmad Library not to mention our own Central Library and the personal exchange of the few titles we possessed were associations of a rare kind. Now in retrospect, it all looks so great and we wish we could go back, lie down on our metal beds and somehow, once again flip and hover. Nostalgia apart, Lets make this a platform of informed and collaborative learning, fiction which helps smother us from time to time and non fiction which keeps us on the ground. PS: #Hail #Ichchanath! Lets build this community, together and larger!

[close] This is for anyone who loves science, math, and technology. If you like inventing stuff and fixing things, or want to be an engineer, then join this group!