The university library website has a button which reads “My Reading History”. I did go onto the site to search for a book, but I'm easily distracted by things like that. Reading through the list of books I've taken out was fascinating, but I couldn't help wondering what people who didn’t know me would think about the combination of topics I read... I'll give you a selection of books I've taken out in the past three years.
No wonder people think I’m a dangerous person.
- Torenbeek’s Synthesis of Subsonic Airplane Design
- Blakelock’s Automatic Control of Aircraft and Missiles
- Hemsch and Nielsen’s Tactical Missile Aerodynamics
- Coppin’s Artificial Intelligence Illuminated
- Fleeman’s Tactical Missile Design
- Niu’s Airframe Structural Design: Practical Design Information
- Buckland’s Programming Game AI by Example
- Oates’ Aerothermodynamics of Gas Turbine and Rocket Propulsion
- Fryling’s Combustion Engineering
- Kuo and Summerfield’s Fundamentals of Solid Propellant Combustion
- Glushko’s Thermodynamic and Thermophysical Properties of Combustion Products
- Nise’s Control Systems Engineering
- Malone’s Analysis of Rocket Propellants
- Sutton’s Rocket Propulsion Elements
- Baker’s Explosions in Air
- Mataric’s The Robotics Primer
- Anderson’s Modern Compressible Flow
- Glass and Sislian’s Nonstationary Flows and Shock Waves
No wonder people think I’m a dangerous person.
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4 comments:
You, dangerous never, you are just learning how to create rockets, there is nothing wrong with that ppl do it all the time in the States, I on the other hand am a dangerous person, when someone I care for gets abused.
It's more the combination of tactical missiles, robotics and artificial intelligence that scares people.
have you been sheeping around in New york recently? ;-)
No... I've never been outside of South Africa, actually.
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