Hands-on ‘guitar lab’ is one of Purdue’s most popular courses
What does it take to create a one-of-a-kind class?
Mark French, professor of mechanical engineering technology in the Purdue Polytechnic Institute, leads one of the most popular courses on campus: MET 34900 (Stringed Instrument Design and Manufacture), better known as “guitar lab.”
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But what if you’re a Purdue student who doesn’t own a guitar? Don’t fret, because Mark French, professor of mechanical engineering technology, teaches MET 34900 (Stringed Instrument Design And Manufacture).