Engineering mechanics

by Ferdinand L. Singer

The importance of engineering mechanics to the engineer probably cannot be overemphasized. It forms the groundwork on which will depend in large measure his future work in engineering. This book presents the fundamental principles of the subject in a form that will transmit these principles easily and completely to the student for his thorough understanding and complete possession. The major emphasis will be on a physical understanding of the basic operations and less on routine rules.

482 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 1943