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Venkatesh pens seminal engineering text

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COOKEVILLE -- Former TTU professor and soon-to-be-former Cookeville resident V.C. Venkatesh has just co-authored a seminal book in the field of engineering. Released only last month by McGraw-Hill, "Precision Engineering" is already on its way to becoming a key text in engineering programs worldwide.

His new book explains the state-of-the-art manufacturing techniques on the micro and nano levels that are required to create ultra-precise components.

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