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E-PrinceInstead of completing their science and technology distribution requirement with beakers and scales, 14 freshmen are disassembling and overhauling a 50-year-old motorcycle in FRS 108: Art and Science of Motorcycle Design.
Taught by mechanical and aerospace engineering professor Michael Littman ...
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littman? more like THE man.
also, glenn northey is my hero.
Wonderful story. I enjoy feature stories about students doing amazing things at Princeton. Keep up the good work.
This is awesome. I would probably never take this course but I was happy to read about it!
@bse
agreed. glenn is awesome.
I would most definitely take this course...if it were offered up in the Northwest. Several years ago, there were various colleges and vo-techs offering motorcycle oriented corriculum. This is no longer the case probably due to the evolution of technology. Yes, from a consumeristic view, scales of economy dictate the black box be replaced by a 'technician' rather than a magneto be rebuilt by a 'mechanic'. Major applause for Princeton! The humble motorbike as teacher...in more ways than one.