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I don't know why but this book really enabled my transition into an appreciation for 'engineering science' and then gave way to graduate study. Realizing that there is a certain logical behavior to materials behavior, which may be understood on very intuitive physical terms. So for that reason I recommend this to other students. I may be biased because things started to...
Published on February 9, 2009 by John Edmiston
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Need's example problems
This book covers the material well, but it doesn't provide any worked example problems that display the application of equations or techniques. Any book intended to be a text book for engineering students should provide numerous worked example problems for students. The worked problems are a much better refresher for future reference than rereading the text.
Published on March 22, 2001
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Need's example problems,
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This review is from: Engineering Materials Volume 1, Second Edition (v. 1) (Paperback)
This book covers the material well, but it doesn't provide any worked example problems that display the application of equations or techniques. Any book intended to be a text book for engineering students should provide numerous worked example problems for students. The worked problems are a much better refresher for future reference than rereading the text.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome,
This review is from: Engineering Materials Volume 1, Second Edition (v. 1) (Paperback)
I don't know why but this book really enabled my transition into an appreciation for 'engineering science' and then gave way to graduate study. Realizing that there is a certain logical behavior to materials behavior, which may be understood on very intuitive physical terms. So for that reason I recommend this to other students. I may be biased because things started to make sense to me after this book, and I don't know how much of that to attribute to the books writing, but I attribute a lot.
1 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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For Ph.D. Qualification Exam, MEAM, University of Michigan,
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This review is from: Engineering Materials 1: An Introduction to Their Properties and Applications (v. 1) (Paperback)
This book is recommended for Ph.D. Qualification Exam, MEAM, University of Michigan.
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Engineering Materials Volume 1, Second Edition (v. 1) by M. F. Ashby (Paperback - November 13, 1996)
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