
A survey of the typical curricula for engineering students, this comprehensive text provides a broad yet depth coverage of Engineering. Concise and structured, the text offers instructors the flexibility to choose and emphasize certain topics within the course. Each author is an expert in a different branch of engineering-electrical engineering, civil engineering, and mechanical engineering.
This text serves as a foundational survey designed to introduce students to the diverse disciplines and professional expectations within the field of engineering. The authors, Anthony J. Tarquin, Darrell C. Schroder, and W. Lionel Craver Jr., leverage their respective expertise in electrical, civil, and mechanical engineering to construct a comprehensive overview. The book provides a structured framework that allows instructors to tailor course content to specific departmental needs while maintaining a consistent pedagogical approach.
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Academic reviewers frequently note the text's utility as a flexible, introductory resource for undergraduate survey courses. Experts highlight the collaborative expertise of the authors as a primary strength in providing a balanced perspective across multiple engineering domains.
Page Count:
586
Publication Date:
1995-06-08
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0030079942
ISBN-13:
9780030079948
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