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.

Introduction to Engineering

Science & Math

Tarquin, Anthony J.

Craver Jr., W. Lionel

Schroder, Darrell C.

Mathematics

Oxford University Press

Introduction to Engineering Technology

Technology

There is probably no single engineering course that contributes more to the overall education of an undergraduate student than does engineering economy. This book strongly emphasizes the fundamentals of economic analysis and covers those topics that are relevant to the work of an average engineer.

Engineering Economy--A Behavioral Approach

Business & Money

Finance

McGraw-Hill Companies

This text is an introductory level text intended for individuals in engineering and science engaged in the economic analysis of alternatives simple and complex.

Engineering Economy (McGraw-Hill Series in Industrial Engineering and Management Science)

Engineering & Transportation

Blank, Leland T.

Engineering

Mcgraw-Hill College

This student-friendly text on the current economic issues particular to engineering covers the topics needed to analyze engineering alternatives. Students use both hand-worked and spreadsheet solutions of examples, problems and case studies. In this edition the options have been increased with an expanded spreadsheet analysis component, twice the number of case studies, and virtually all new end-of-chapter problems. The chapters on factor derivation and usage, cost estimation, replacement studies, and after-tax evaluation have been heavily revised. New material is included on public sector projects and cost estimation. A reordering of chapters puts the fundamental topics up front in the text. Many chapters include a special set of problems that prepare the students for the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam.  This text provides students and practicing professionals with a solid preparation in the financial understanding of engineering problems and projects, as well as the techniques needed for evaluating and making sound economic decisions. Distinguishing characteristics include learning objectives for each chapter, an easy-to-read writing style, many solved examples, integrated spreadsheets, and case studies throughout the text. Graphical cross-referencing between topics and quick-solve spreadsheet solutions are indicated in the margin throughout the text. While the chapters are progressive, over three-quarters can stand alone, allowing instructors flexibility for meeting course needs. A complete online learning center (OLC) offers supplemental practice problems, spreadsheet exercises, and review questions for the the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam.

Engineering Economy Student Text with OLC Passcode Card

Economics

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.

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