A Universal Testing Machine in Undergraduate Engineering    Instruction
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A Universal Testing Machine (UTM), recently acquired by New England             College, is being used in laboratory portions of the engineering                curriculum to measure such fundamental material properties as stress-           strain behavior, Poisson's rates and modules of elasticity.  Engineering        students are thus being given the opportunity to study material                 properties more thoroughly and with a greater degree of accuracy,               efficiency and sophistication.  In addition, senior level students can          now take advantage of individualized studies and projects utilizing the         UTM.  Through these activities, significant improvements in                     undergraduate engineering education are being implemented.
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