Books and Articles
Reading updates and articles I enjoyed.
Featured Articles
I usually don’t add to this section often because to know if an article is worthwhile I need to thoroughly understand it and ascertain its correctness, which is time consuming.
My Book Guide
Primary use case of a book is reading, which may be for fun or learning.
| Secondary Use Case | Format / Mode / Preference |
|---|---|
| Collection | Hardcover |
| Special Edition | Hardcover |
| Text Book and Exercises | Paperback |
| Reference Book | EBook or Paperback |
| Antiquated Novels | Hardcover |
| Contemporary Novels | EBook or Paperback |
| On the go books | EBook |
The Engineering Booklist
Suggested popular reads about non-technical aspects of the fields. Every field has books written by notable and distinguished individuals. I mention only those that I found and read (partly or whole).
Biographies and books by organizations are also a great way to gain perspective. Individuals who learn better by visual means may recourse to documentaries and interviews. Sometimes the views and opinions may be lopsided, and so it becomes essential to be mindful that one might not get to do everything they aspire to - there are people and processes involved, which naturally leads to a constant tussle from tug of war between conflicting interests.
WILL BE UPDATED.
Aerospace
- Carrying The Fire: An Astronaut’s Journeys. Collins, Michael.
- Failure Is Not An Option: Mission Control From Mercury to Apollo 13 and Beyond. Kranz, Gene.
Mechanical
- How to Build a Car. Newey, Adrian.
Research
- What Is Out There For Me? The Landscape of Post-PhD Career Tracks. Bielczyk, Natalia.
Personal Development
- Learning How to Fly: Life Lessons for the Youth. Kalam, A. P. J. A.
- Think Like A Rocket Scientist. Ozan, Varol.
- The Last Lecture. Pausch, Randy.
Reading Updates
