Engineer-in-training reference manual (Engineering reference manual series) by Michael R Lindeburg

by Michael R. Lindeburg

More than 300,000 engineers have relied on the Engineer-In-Training Reference Manual to prepare for the FE/EIT exam. The Reference Manual provides a broad review of engineering fundamentals, emphasizing subjects typically found in four- and five-year engineering degree programs. Each chapter covers one subject with solved example problems illustrating key points. Practice problems at the end of every chapter use both SI and English units. Solutions are in the companion Solutions Manual.

Comprehensive review of thousands of engineering topics, including FE exam topics Over 980 practice problems More than 590 figures Over 400 solved sample problems Hundreds of tables and conversion formulas More than 2,000 equations and formulas A detailed 7,000-item index for quick reference

"I passed the FE exam after being out of school for 23 years. The Review Manual and Reference Manual contained everything I needed to be fully prepared." -Gary M. Goossens, Weirton Steel Corporation

Genres: Reference, Textbooks

Hardcover

First published January 1, 1990

Reviews

[Lloyd · Rating 4 out of 5]

In the Table of Contents, it is divided up in such an Excellent way. Every thing you want to know it is here. 9 X 11 hardcover, paid $60... in July 1998, great condition. Conversion table on inside cover with The Constants.

[David Fredette · Rating 5 out of 5]

Life changing material.