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Canadian Professional Engineering and Geoscience, 6th Edition

by Patricia Shaw et al.

Nelson - Canadian Professional Engineering and Geoscience: Practice and Ethics, 6e, is a unique and comprehensive text for today’s Canadian students and practising professionals. Structured in five parts, the text is written in an approachable and engaging style that effectively covers practice and ethics topics while offering advice for readers to…

Circuit Analysis II

by David P. Shattuck

This is the second semester of a beginning circuit analysis course.

Electrical Circuits

by Linda S. DeBrunner and Victor DeBrunner

Electrical Circuits provides the non-major with a knowledge of DC circuits, AC circuits, and filtering–both passive filtering and operational amplifier circuits.

Foundations of Computer Science: A Rigorous, Non-Programming Introduction

by Roy M. Turner et al.

This is an interactive textbook for beginner computer science majors or for others looking to understand the foundations of the field. The field of CS is covered in general, with several topics per section presented at a junior/senior level in order to show what kinds of problems and solutions computer scientists address and how they think. There is…

Introduction to Programming With C

by Charlie Obimbo

In "Introduction to Programming With C," embark on a thrilling journey through the heart of computer science as you unlock the immense power of the C programming language. This book is your key to becoming a coding virtuoso. It is written in a motivating and engaging manner by experienced programmers and instructors. Discover the timeless elegance…

Mechanical Vibrations: A State-Space Perspective

by Amir Danesh et al.

This book tackled the topics discussed in a typical vibrations (undergraduate or graduate) course through the state-space approach, which until now had been used more extensively in the field of controls. A consistent framework has been developed based on this approach to study various vibration problems regardless of the degree of freedoms, free or…

Programming for Behavioural Science

by Tim Martin

Whether it's called programming, coding, or software engineering, many people find it almost as intimidating as formal mathematics, and as a result avoid learning to use a computer to its fullest potential. This is particularly true of behavioural scientists. Computers can be used to conduct tightly controlled experiments, analyze data in new and unique…

Ready, Set, InDesign!

by Sherri Ward

Using examples and step-by-step instruction, this textbook offers an introduction to the basic tools and panels in Adobe InDesign.

Statics and Mechanics of Materials: An Example-Based Approach

by Matthew Michael Barry, PhD et al.

Statics and Mechanics of Materials: An Example-based Approach is an introductory-level engineering textbook focusing on static structures and mechanics of materials. The contents of this interactive text include: Force systems, moments, couples and conditions for equilibrium in two- and three-dimensions; The calculation of the center of gravity, mass,…

Feedback Control of Mechanical Systems

by Nolan Tsuchiya

This book covers the fundamentals of feedback control of dynamic systems. Appropriate for upper-division engineering undergraduate students with some knowledge of dynamic systems.

Fundamentals of Engineering Thermodynamics

by Esteban Urena-Benavides

This textbook provides fundamental thermodynamics knowledge to quantify energy transfer and storage, and its application to a variety of engineering problems.

Measurements and Analysis for Mechanical Engineers

by Bridget Smyser

An online textbook geared toward mechanical engineers that teaches experimental design, data analysis, uncertainty concepts, and key measurement techniques.