Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to Any
Edition: 2
Copyright: 2016
Pages: 168
Edition: 2
Copyright: 2016
Pages: 168
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Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to ANY Text is a practical companion to any statics course textbook. Written in an engaging and thought-provoking style, the reader is led through sample problems in a step-by-step Given/Required/Strategy/Solution format.
Available in booth eBook and print formats, Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to ANY Text:
- Affordably replaces extensive board examples and lengthy help sessions at either two-year or four-year institutions.
- Focuses on major statistical concepts - features minimal lecture and no calculus coverage.
- Includes useful tips and potential pitfalls, along with completed solutions throughout.
- Features a mathematics primer in chapter one to help identify any potential weakness.
- Encourages critical thinking - the last step of each problem is critical thinking, asking if the answer makes sense.
PREFACE
CHAPTER 1 PRIMERS
a. Units
b. Vector Arithmetic
c. Algebra
d. The Engineering Method
Pullout Problems
CHAPTER 2 FREE-BODY DIAGRAMS AND RESULTANTS
a. Forces
i. In Two Dimensions
ii. In Three Dimensions
b. Moments
i. In Two Dimensions
ii. In Three Dimensions
c. Equivalent Systems
Pullout Problems
Forces, Moments
CHAPTER 3 EQUILIBRIUM: POINTS AND BODIES
a. In Two Dimensions
i. Point
ii. Rigid Body
b. In Three Dimensions
i. Point
ii. Rigid Body
Pullout Problems
Set 1: Two-Dimensional Problems
Set 2: Three-Dimensional Problems
CHAPTER 4 TRUSSES
a. Method of Joints
b. Method of Sections
c. Frames and Simple Machines
Pullout Problems
Set 1: MOJ and MOS
Set 2: Frames and Machines 16 2:28 PM
CHAPTER 5 CENTROIDS AND DISTRIBUTED FORCES
Pullout Problems
CHAPTER 6 AREA MOMENTS OF INERTIA
Pullout Problems
CHAPTER 7 SHEAR–AND–MOMENT DIAGRAMS
a. Cut’N’FBD Method
b. Summation Method
Pullout Problems
CHAPTER 8 FRICTION—THE TRANSITION TO DYNAMICS
Pullout Problems
APPENDIX A SOLUTIONS TO EXERCISES
APPENDIX B SHAPE TABLE
Dr. Elizabeth K. Ervin is currently an Associate Professor of Civil Engineering at the University of Mississippi. She has taken and taught statics for fifteen years. Statics was her most challenging course in her four-year undergraduate degree; after discovering that she has a learning disability, she decided to teach others through her own unique style. Since 2006, she has worked with a variety of students with different learning types. She has worked extensively with the common subset of underprepared students. Thus, she has developed standard methods of "do-ery," not theory, that can benefit all students.
B.S. in Civil Engineering from Tennessee Technological University
M.S. in Civil Engineering from Vanderbilt University
Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University
Actual Student Comments on Engineering Statics Workbook:
"Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to Any Text really helped with understanding the material, and the author’s methods were easy to follow."
"Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to Any Text is miles ahead of any other textbook."
"Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to Any Text is amazing."
"Elizabeth Ervin, author of Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to Any Text presents an easier way to learn and approach the same type of problems than the textbook."
"I, as well as previous students, see Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to Any Text as a God-send."
"Elizabeth Ervin’s Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to Any Text is the best statics book ever. Statics is not my thing, but she made me understand."
"Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to Any Text is great! LOVED IT!"
"Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to Any Text is wonderful. I can't tell you how much it helped me."
Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to ANY Text is a practical companion to any statics course textbook. Written in an engaging and thought-provoking style, the reader is led through sample problems in a step-by-step Given/Required/Strategy/Solution format.
Available in booth eBook and print formats, Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to ANY Text:
- Affordably replaces extensive board examples and lengthy help sessions at either two-year or four-year institutions.
- Focuses on major statistical concepts - features minimal lecture and no calculus coverage.
- Includes useful tips and potential pitfalls, along with completed solutions throughout.
- Features a mathematics primer in chapter one to help identify any potential weakness.
- Encourages critical thinking - the last step of each problem is critical thinking, asking if the answer makes sense.
PREFACE
CHAPTER 1 PRIMERS
a. Units
b. Vector Arithmetic
c. Algebra
d. The Engineering Method
Pullout Problems
CHAPTER 2 FREE-BODY DIAGRAMS AND RESULTANTS
a. Forces
i. In Two Dimensions
ii. In Three Dimensions
b. Moments
i. In Two Dimensions
ii. In Three Dimensions
c. Equivalent Systems
Pullout Problems
Forces, Moments
CHAPTER 3 EQUILIBRIUM: POINTS AND BODIES
a. In Two Dimensions
i. Point
ii. Rigid Body
b. In Three Dimensions
i. Point
ii. Rigid Body
Pullout Problems
Set 1: Two-Dimensional Problems
Set 2: Three-Dimensional Problems
CHAPTER 4 TRUSSES
a. Method of Joints
b. Method of Sections
c. Frames and Simple Machines
Pullout Problems
Set 1: MOJ and MOS
Set 2: Frames and Machines 16 2:28 PM
CHAPTER 5 CENTROIDS AND DISTRIBUTED FORCES
Pullout Problems
CHAPTER 6 AREA MOMENTS OF INERTIA
Pullout Problems
CHAPTER 7 SHEAR–AND–MOMENT DIAGRAMS
a. Cut’N’FBD Method
b. Summation Method
Pullout Problems
CHAPTER 8 FRICTION—THE TRANSITION TO DYNAMICS
Pullout Problems
APPENDIX A SOLUTIONS TO EXERCISES
APPENDIX B SHAPE TABLE
Dr. Elizabeth K. Ervin is currently an Associate Professor of Civil Engineering at the University of Mississippi. She has taken and taught statics for fifteen years. Statics was her most challenging course in her four-year undergraduate degree; after discovering that she has a learning disability, she decided to teach others through her own unique style. Since 2006, she has worked with a variety of students with different learning types. She has worked extensively with the common subset of underprepared students. Thus, she has developed standard methods of "do-ery," not theory, that can benefit all students.
B.S. in Civil Engineering from Tennessee Technological University
M.S. in Civil Engineering from Vanderbilt University
Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University
Actual Student Comments on Engineering Statics Workbook:
"Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to Any Text really helped with understanding the material, and the author’s methods were easy to follow."
"Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to Any Text is miles ahead of any other textbook."
"Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to Any Text is amazing."
"Elizabeth Ervin, author of Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to Any Text presents an easier way to learn and approach the same type of problems than the textbook."
"I, as well as previous students, see Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to Any Text as a God-send."
"Elizabeth Ervin’s Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to Any Text is the best statics book ever. Statics is not my thing, but she made me understand."
"Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to Any Text is great! LOVED IT!"
"Engineering Statics Workbook: A Companion to Any Text is wonderful. I can't tell you how much it helped me."