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Notes on the Centenary of the Faculty of Engineering of McGill University : Its Origin and Growth
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Notes on the Centenary of the Faculty of Engineering of McGill University : Its Origin and Growth
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In 1871, McGill University began offering a two-year curriculum within its Department of Applied Sciences leading to a Diploma in Civil Engineering. When the Faculty of Engineering was created in 1931, the school was already a national and international leader in everything from Civil to Radio Engineering. By the 1970s, a relatively large proportion of all engineers in Canada were graduates of McGill's Faculty of Engineering.
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Montreal
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[McGill University, Faculty of Engineering]
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1971
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15p.
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en
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Collins, Peter. Notes on the Centenary of the Faculty of Engineering of McGill University : Its Origin and Growth. Montreal: [McGill University, Faculty of Engineering], 1971.
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