| The professional interests of
ASEE's 10,000 members are many and varied. They include everything from
chemical engineering to computerized instructional methods to engineering
technology. Because of this multitude of interests, individuals may become
members of up to six of ASEE's more than 40 specialty divisions.
Currently, five of the divisions publish their own peer-reviewed journals
as a way to exchange ideas in their specific area of concern. Each journal
is maintained by an editorial staff made up of members from its division
and has is own set of rules regarding manuscript submissions, subscriptions,
and so on. Following are brief descriptions of those journals.
Chemical Engineering
Education Journal
This quarterly journal is written for and by chemical engineering professors
in an effort to promote excellence in the teaching of chemical engineering.
Articles are principally pedagogical, although some university-based
research articles are included. The journal is circulated to 92 percent
of the chemical engineering departments in the U.S. and Canada.
Editor:
Timothy J. Anderson
Homepage:
http://cee.che.ufl.edu/
Submit manuscripts to:
Carole Yocum
Managing Editor
Department of Chemical Engineering
University of Florida
Gainesville, Fl 32611-6005
(352) 392-0861
e-mail: cee@che.ufl.edu
Computers in Education
Journal
Published quarterly, CoEd serves engineering, mathematics, science,
and computer science educators interested in improving instruction through
computing. It is distributed to more than 1,200 individual subscribers
and departments.
Editor:
George Piper
More Information:
Homepage and Articles
Submit manuscripts to:
Leanne Traver, Publisher
Box 68
Port Royal Square
Port Royal, VA 22535
(804) 742-5611
Engineering
Design Graphics Journal
Published tri-annually, this international journal promotes activities
in engineering, technology, descriptive geometry, CAD, and any research
related to visualization/design throughout the U.S. and eight other
countries. Each issue of the journal, circulated to more than 700 individuals
and institutions, includes a newsletter of division activities.
Editor:
Mary Sadowski
Submit manuscripts to:
Mary Sadowski
Technical Graphics
Knoy Hall
Purdue University
West Lafayette, IN 47907-1419
(317) 494-8206
More Information:
http://www.edgd.org/Journal/default.aspx
Journal of Engineering
Technology
The Journal of Engineering Technology is published in the spring and
fall of each year and mailed to 1,700 individuals and institutions.
Submissions are reviewed for their contribution to the advancement of
the field of engineering technology. Papers are accepted for publication
in one of three general areas--major articles, new ideas, and new findings.
Editor in Chief:
Niaz Latif, Ph.D.
Professor & Assistant Dean
Statewide Technology Administration & Budget
College of Technology
Purdue University
Knoy Hall of Technology
401 N. Grant Street
West Lafayette, IN 47907-2021
(voice) 765-496-9468
(fax) 765-494-0486
latif@purdue.edu
Manuscript Editor
Abi Aghayere, Ph.D., P.E.
Rochester Institute of Technology
Rochester, NY 14623
(voice) 585-475-6664
(fax) 585-475-7964
aoaite@rit.edu
Journal of Industrial
Engineering Design
The Journal of Industrial Engineering Design provides a forum for the
disemination and discussion of the capstone design course in Industrial
Engineering. Executive summaries of projects as well as teaching
notes are gladly accepted. Contact the editors at jied@bradley.bradley.edu.
Engineering
Libraries Division (ELD) Selective Literature Guides
The Engineering Economist
The Engineering Economist is published jointly by the Institute of
Industrial Engineers' Engineering Economy Division and ASEE's Engineering
Economy Division. The quarterly refereed journal is the only publication
devoted to the field of capital investment analysis and related topics
in the private and public sectors. Articles on such topics as capital
budgeting, project evaluation, equipment replacement analysis, and economic
design are regularly featured.
Homepage: http://www.iienet2.org/Landing.aspx?id=893
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