An Extension Of The Dewey Decimal System Of Classification Applied To The Engineering Industries

"An Extension Of The Dewey Decimal System Of Classification Applied To The Engineering Industries" offers a detailed expansion of the Dewey Decimal System tailored for the organization and retrieval of engineering-related literature. Authored by Lester Paige Breckenridge and George Alfred Goodenough, this work addresses the need for a more granular and specialized classification system within the rapidly evolving field of engineering.

This book provides a structured framework for librarians and information professionals to categorize engineering publications, making it an invaluable resource for technical libraries and research institutions. It presents a systematic approach to classifying diverse topics within engineering, ensuring efficient access to critical information. This historical text remains relevant for understanding the evolution of information management in technical fields.

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