Customer Reviews

Introduction to Engineering Experimentation

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This class was required for my class/lab: Experimental Methods

This 3rd edition is very similar to the 2nd edition. If your class requires you to buy this particular book and you know someone that has the older one, then you may not need to buy it. In my class, students have the option to use both the 3rd or 2nd edition. The chapters and material seems to be the same. The only slight difference is the numbering of workout problems in the back of each chapter.

This book covers a broad range of topics such as fluids, circuits, probability and statistics, thermodynamics, technical communications. Some of the explanations are very quick and hard to understand.

Luckily though, there does exist a solutions manual for this book!

Fast and in good condition, just as I asked for. No hitches in the services, got my book on time for using it in class. I like this book, too, instrumentation is a very interesting subject.

Shipped faster than expected and was brand new just as described on the description page.

This book is required for my class so I'm just giving a review on the shipping and physical quality that it came in. The shipping time came in normal and the condition looks great.

I'm doing an Engr. Experimentation course and I found this to be extremely helpful. Helps you understand the basics and the concepts, so much so that I was surprised how much more I understood in terms of technical esoterica.

This book is a great resource for experimentation and tables for and type of statistcs class.