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Adapting Entry-Level Engineering Courses to Emphasize Critical Thinking by Hagerty, D. Joseph, Rockaway, Thomas D

“…The University of Louisville recently developed a Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) to improve undergraduate instruction across all disciplines as part of its…”
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Opportunities in Civil Engineering. [VGM Career Horizons Series] by Hagerty, D. Joseph, Heer, John E., Jr

“…This book presents information on career opportunities in civil engineering. Chapter 1 focuses on the scope of civil engineering, discussing: role of…”
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Studying Failure Is Crucial by "Joe" Hagerty, D Joseph

“…Reviewing and analyzing failures is a crucial element in engineering. As most experienced design professionals know, being able to identify the problem is most…”
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Why Wash Dirty Laundry in Public?: Studying Failure Is Crucial by Hagerty, D.J.J.

“…Reviewing and analyzing failures is a crucial element in engineering. As most experienced design professionals know, being able to identify the problem is most…”
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Load Redistribution in Frame with Settling Footings by Weigel, Terence A, Ott, Kenneth J, Hagerty, D. Joseph

“…A computer program is presented that can be used to estimate actual final settlements for any frame supported on isolated spread footings. These footings can…”
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Shot-Rock Fill Construction: Case History by Hagerty, D. Joseph, Schmitt, Nicholas G, Vandevelde, Gerald T

“…Construction of an automobile assembly plant with 3,000,000-sq ft (280,000‐m2) plan area required excavation of more than 2,700,000 cu yd (2,000,000m3) of soil…”
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Energy: Refuse turns resource: Diverted from land fills to hammer mills, municipal waste becomes an economic energy resource by Heer, John E., Hagerty, D. Joseph

“…Gasoline, heating oil, and electric bills in recent months all testify to the inflationary effect of unchecked demand on limited supply. Short-term, workable…”
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Streambank Stability by Springer, Floyd M, Ullrich, C. Robert, Hagerty, D. Joseph

“…Erosion of alluvial soils along the Ohio River is a matter of increasing concern to riparian landowners and commercial interests. One mechanism by which…”
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