Introduction to Environmental Engineering

by Mackenzie L. Davis

Introduction to Environmental Engineering is designed for use in an introductory sophomore-level environmental engineering course with sufficient depth for use in more advanced courses. This book is written to be used in one of the first environmental engineering courses encountered by the student. As such, it provides the fundamental science and engineering principles that instructors in advanced courses may assume are common knowledge for an advanced undergraduate.

This title will be available in Connect. Its Connect shell consists of the MHeBook, Tegrity, Proctorio, and the ability to add your own questions. It does not have SmartBook or assessment in the question banks.

Genres: Engineering

1072 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1985

Reviews

[Jess Taylor]

Read this textbook from start to finish so I think I deserve the credit. Good introduction to environmental engineering.

[Brody · Rating 4 out of 5]

Read as baseline preparation for the PE Environmental exam. I haven't taken the exam yet, but based on the myriad practice problems I've worked on since completing this book, this text will get you close to the finish line of understanding most exam concepts. Many of the problems at the end of each chapter are equal in difficulty, and often harder, than the practice exam questions I've worked. However, it contains no information regarding flows in pipes and open channels - you'll have to find a supplemental source for that.

[Sunny Koundal · Rating 5 out of 5]

want to read first

[Pr0x1mo · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved the book, hated my class and teacher.

[Israr · Rating 5 out of 5]

good

[Husamhammad]

read this book

[Argyn Ramilla]

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[Osman Abdullahi]

I can't imagine how it will help me, surely it is my first time to visit here...

I wish that i will benefit from it.

[Simrat Shergill jeji]

easy to understand