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Theoretical Frameworks And Christian Engineering, Douglas De Boer
Theoretical Frameworks And Christian Engineering, Douglas De Boer
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Using Design Hierarchy In Digital Logic To Illustrate The Scientific Method As A Human Invention, Douglas Deboer
Using Design Hierarchy In Digital Logic To Illustrate The Scientific Method As A Human Invention, Douglas Deboer
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This paper was presented at the Christian Engineering Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, June 2013. It was then published in Proceedings of the 2013 Christian Engineering Conference, pp. 99–106. Permission to publish was granted by Steve VanderLeest, Conference Chair.
Teaching Technical Engineering Courses From A Christian Perspective: Two Examples, Charles C. Adams
Teaching Technical Engineering Courses From A Christian Perspective: Two Examples, Charles C. Adams
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Engineering professors, like those of the natural sciences, usually teach by breaking the subject matter into parts, that is, courses and activities that are logically abstract from each other. While together comprising a coherent whole, those individual parts too easily foster abstractionism, the view that such subjects as calculus, fluid mechanics, engineering design, and engineering ethics “really are” separable from one another. Such a view militates against a Christian perspective of engineering, technology, and reality in general by replacing the organic wholeness of life before the face of God with the compartmentalization that is characteristic of modern science and naturalism. …
Automobiles, Computers And Assault Rifles: The Value-Ladenness Of Technology And The Engineering Curriculum, Charles C. Adams
Automobiles, Computers And Assault Rifles: The Value-Ladenness Of Technology And The Engineering Curriculum, Charles C. Adams
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Charles Adams received the 1989 Mikol Award for this essay, which was originally presented to the North Midwest Section of the American Society for Engineering Education.
Computers And Robotics, Wayne Tinga
Potential Of Stewardly Technology: Norms For The Industrial Enterprise, Nolan Van Gaalen
Potential Of Stewardly Technology: Norms For The Industrial Enterprise, Nolan Van Gaalen
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In the last sentence of the last full paragraph on page 24, an error appears which, in effect, reverses the intended meaning of that sentence. The second occurrence of the words "no longer" should be deleted so that the sentence reads as follows:
"In fact, Goudzwaard says, this process is so far along that some workers no longer find the dehumanizing work situation as miserable, and regard remaining responsibilities as undesirable burdens."
Technology Lecture Series, Russell W. Maatman
Engineering In Reformed Perspective, Charles C. Adams