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Stanford University Electroinc, Terman again returned to Stanford, this time as Dean of the School of Engineering. He also wrote one of the most important books on electrical and radio engineering.
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Upon completing his degree in he was offered an instructorship at MIT, but before he could tdrman it, he fell victim to a severe form of tuberculosis, which sent him to bed for a year and very nearly took his life. Terman greatly expanded the science, statistics and engineering departments in order to win research grants from the Department of Defense.
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Frederick Emmons Terman was a brilliant, though modest, electrical engineer, an inspiring educator, and a visionary and successful university executive. Frederick Emmons Terman Book Collection. Terman attended Electrnoic for both his undergraduate degree in chemistry and a master’s degree in electrical engineering, before finishing his Ph. Skip to main content. He also encouraged two of his graduate students, William Hewlett and David Packard, to form a company and house it there.
Frederick Emmons Terman Book Collection
A printable version of this page can be downloaded. These grants, in addition to the funds that patented research generated, helped to promote Stanford into the top ranks of the world’s first class educational institutions.

Terman, Dean of Engineering. Status message The Stanford Libraries will be operating on a reduced schedule during the Stanford Winter Closure period December 22, – January 6, Elecctronic became a founding member of the National Academy of Engineering.
The books in the Terman collection were left to the Engineering Library that bears his name by Dr.
From to he designed a course of study and research in electronics that focused on work with vacuum tubes, circuits, and instrumentation. To this day ” Electronic and Radio Engineering ” is still considered a good reference engineeeing those subjects.
Perhaps more than any other individual since the university’s start, he left his mark on Stanford University.

The interview was part of a series done for the Palo Alto 75th anniversary celebration. Terman upon his retirement. Many of his students went on to play key roles in the development of technology and industry. That term was invented by a newspaper reporter three years after he had retired and it was never one he cared for, but his name and fame are now attached to it. View the list of titles in the collection.
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During his tenure, Dr. His time at Stanford extended into 40 years of service as he moved from professor to dean to provost and eventually acting president. Terman returned to Stanford where he taught electrical engineering. After engneering recovered, Dr.
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The industrial park he envisioned is still one of the biggest and most successful in the world. Other companies, some founded by other Stanford alumni, moved nearby and by the end of the war the Stanford Industrial Park was thriving.
Terman can be found in the Stanford Archives and Special Collections. For the most part they represent his personal copies of the various editions of his works in English and foreign language editions presented to him by friends, translators or publishers. Just prior to World War II, Terman suggested dedicating some of the unused land on rqdio Stanford campus in Palo Teran as an industrial park, the first university-owned industrial park in the world.
Fred Terman died on December 19,at the age of He was awarded the IRE Medal of Honor in for “his many contributions to the radio and electronic industry as teacher, author, scientist and administrator”.
