Introduction to Engineering Technology

by Robert J. Pond, Jeffrey L. Rankinen

Introduction to Engineering Technology, Fifth Edition, explains the responsibilities of technicians and technologists in the dynamic world of engineering. The basic tools of engineering technology are identified and explained, including problem solving, calculator skills, conversion of units, geometry, computer skills, and technical reporting. The text has been used to develop curricula for introductory engineering technology courses in the United States and abroad. Important mathematical concepts are presented in a moderately paced manner so that they can be easily learned. The presentation is also designed to motivate the learner to acquire more sophisticated skills in algebra, trigonometry, and geometry. Most important, this popular text helps students to understand the broad spectrum of today's technologies, preparing them for their technical courses to follow. Many changes and updates have been made to this new edition. Chapters 8 and 9 have been extensively revised to reflect current computer trends and to provide information on networking and the use of the Internet. Web search problems have been added to all chapters to foster the integration of technology and to provide th

510 pages, Hardcover

First published June 1, 1990

Reviews

[Andrey · Rating 1 out of 5]

Step One: Make imaginary finger gun
Step two: Place imaginary finger gun in mouth
Step three: Fire imaginary finger fun
Step four: Fall over and cry out in the most dramatic of ways as the rest of the class looks on in mild bemusement and pity
Step five: Twitch on floor, maybe drool a little
Step six: Repeat as many times as it takes to avoid reading this book
Step seven: Become most popular kid on campus for said antics

TL;DR - Textbook blows, 10/10 Would Not Read Again