This study guide investigates the application of financial and economic principles to engineering decision-making processes. Authored to complement the primary textbook by Donald G. Newnan, the guide provides a structured framework for students to master complex calculations related to project viability and resource allocation. It emphasizes the practical implementation of economic theory through rigorous problem-solving exercises.

Students and educators frequently utilize this guide as a primary resource for reinforcing concepts presented in the core engineering economics curriculum. Experts highlight the text for its clarity in bridging the gap between abstract financial theory and practical engineering application.