Rate this item: 1. Rate 1 2 3 4 5. Your rating: Excerpt: "In my experience as a design engineer I have found that the authors have an "in-depth knowledge" of the basics of analysis. From the book itself: "All problems in this book will have examples with answers. All the problems are self-explanatory. The presentation of the problems is in the form of questions and the answers to the questions." If you have already downloaded the book, we'd really appreciate it if you could rate it 5 stars, 5 being the best!
I have been a design engineer for over 35 years, and a member of the ASME for over 20 years. In the last 2 years I have developed courses for the ASA, The California Society of Professional Engineers and The California Society of Mechanical Engineers. My courses in the past were written by others. I got to the point where I was just tired of hearing the same old thing over and over again. Every year I start a new class of students with the same material and expect a different outcome.
This book has the most complete set of analysis questions and answers of any text I have seen, and if I am not mistaken there is more than one author. I would assume that the authors have an "in-depth knowledge" of the basics of analysis. From the book itself: "All problems in this book will have examples with answers. All the problems are self-explanatory. The presentation of the problems is in the form of questions and the answers to the questions." If you have already downloaded the book, we'd really appreciate it if you could rate it 5 stars, 5 being the best!
All the problems are self-explanatory. From the book itself: "All problems in this book will have examples with answers. All the problems are self-explanatory. The presentation of the problems is in the form of questions and the answers to the questions." From the book itself: "All problems in this book will have examples with answers. All the problems are self-explanatory. The presentation of the problems is in the form of questions and the answers to the questions."
It has a section on "Design is an Engineering Discipline," which is so true that it does not have to be said. "Consider the following: What would happen if a beam broke because of a design error?" The only answer is that the beam would fail, just as it does when it
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