Why philosophy and engineering aren't always a good mix
From the cartoon Non Sequitur:
Event Calendar
Twitter: PhilEngTech- Blog: "Quantitative Design Tools" by Urjan Jacobs at fPET-2010 http://bit.ly/9k1hwl
- Blog: fPET-2010: Poser on "An Engineer's Ignorance & How He Knows It" http://bit.ly/dbJ9L4
- Blog: Ibo van de Poel on Value Sensitive Design at fPET-2010 http://bit.ly/9nL6rn
- Blog: fPET-2010: Bulleit & Adams on "The Philosophy of Structural Codes" http://bit.ly/cf07Go
- Blog: Li Bocong at fPET-2010 on Engineering Realism http://philengtech.org/2010/05/18/li-bocong-at-fpet-2010-on-engineering-realism/
- Blog: Korte at fPET-2010 on Stories of Engineering http://philengtech.org/2010/05/17/korte-at-fpet-2010-on-stories-of-engineering/
- Blog: What's Good for the Engineering Goose is Good for the Philosophical Gander http://bit.ly/dD0DZ2
- Blog: Andrew Fox at fPET-2010: Integrating Philosophy into the Education of Engineers http://bit.ly/czvAIZ
- Blog: Jon Schmidt's fPET-2010 preso: Engineering as Willing http://bit.ly/9gKmgF
- Blog: John Sullins on "Warfare through Robotic Eyes" at fPET-2010 http://bit.ly/9RKSI0
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