Student Resources

Engineering Report Writing Guidelines - use these for any lab reports or class project reports; when joining the industry, you will have to follow formats similar to this to produce quality reports.

The Ten Books on Architecture by Vitruvius - read this to see where civil engineering was 2,000 years ago, to better understand why engineering is called an art, and why every engineer should strive to have knowledge of art, history, music, human biology, philosophy, astronomy, and the environment.

One-Page Lessons™

These are one-pagers about a specific topic covered in my lectures. Most lessons include links to webpages of interest and videos. Use this as a resource to supplement your text.


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