New Issue of InfoGenerator, the Electronic Digest for university faculty and students

Новый выпуск электронного дайджеста «InfoGenerator» для преподавателей и студентов

The Scientific Library of BNTU brings to your attention the third issue of “InfoGenerator” digest. It contains the information about English-language publications and online resources on the following topics:

  • Machine elements
  • Engineering Drawing
  • Accuracy Rating and Technical Measurements
  • Electronics and Circuitry
  • Information Technologies
  • Fundamentals of Environmental and Energy Sustainability of Production

 

The digest also introduces the latest university news and will be especially relevant for students studying in English.

 

You can view previous issues and subscribe to the digest by clicking on the link.

 

The Scientific Library of BNTU wishes you successful work and study!

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