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How to Become an Engineer

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The book opens with a historical overview of steam power and early rail and steamboat developments, then gives a detailed description of locomotive parts and mechanics. It provides step-by-step guidance on entering the profession, duties of engineers, and practical rules for running trains. A substantial section teaches how to build a working model locomotive, listing tools, materials, dimensions, and assembly procedures. The manual concludes with practical advice and illustrations intended to instruct readers through both theory and hands-on practice.

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Frank W. Doughty

Frank W. Doughty is an author recognized for his contributions to engineering literature. His notable work, "How to Become an Engineer," serves as a guide for aspiring engineers, providing insights into the educational and professional pathways in the field. Doughty's writing reflects a practical approach to engineering education, making complex concepts accessible to readers. His work is part of a broader tradition of instructional literature aimed at helping individuals navigate their career choices in technical fields.

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