Engineering Science

by W.Bolton (Author)

• Used

  Paperback
  2001

  $3.24

  Bill Bolton's Engineering Science is a comprehensive and popular textbook written for pre-degree engineering students. The coverage goes beyond the core science to include the mechanical, electrical and electronic principles needed in most courses. A concise and accessible text is supported by numerous worked examples and problems, including multiple choice questions. The fourth edition has been redesigned throughout and fully updated.The coverage has been carefully matched to the relevant units of the new BTEC National from Edexcel, which will replace the current syllabus in 2001/2. It has also been matched to the Curriculum 2000 specifications of the Advanced VCE (formerly Advanced GNVQ). The breadth of coverage also means that the book is an ideal general introduction to its subject area for City & Guilds and HNC/HND students. Part of the Newnes Core Text series, this title is also an ideal international textbook for pre-degree and foundation courses. The most comprehensive and up-to-date engineering science text available, it covers Electrical Principles and Mechanical Principles in the same volume as core Engineering Science. It is a student-centered text with numerous examples, problems, activities and experiments.

• Used

  Paperback
  1992

  $133.74

  Written for technician students of mechanical and production engineering, this book explains the scientific concepts, and their applications, that are essential and basic to course-work. Explanations are supported by worked examples and further problems (numerical answers given). The book covers all the objectives of the science units for engineers in BTEC National courses, such as the NII unit 1668C and the NII bank of objectives 1670C.

• Used

  Hardcover
  1990

  $3.24

  This second edition has been updated to cater for the new GNVQ in Engineering. It covers the units Science and Mathematics for Engineering at intermediate level and Science for Engineering at advanced level. It also more than covers all the objectives of the science units for engineers in BTEC National courses, and is a suitable textbook for the many pre-degree foundation courses now being run. This text explains the scientific concepts, and their applications, that are essential and basic to coursework. Clear and concise explanations are supported by worked examples and further problems (with numerical answers provided).