The training of engineers in france 1

ABSTRACT IN a lecture published in the Revue generale des Sciences for April, M. Andre Pelletan compares the training of engineers in France with the similar training given in the United

States, England, and Germany. He devotes himself more particularly to the courses of study provided for those intended to occupy the highest engineering posts. Access through your

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