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1. Civil Engineering Reference Manual for the PE Exam by MichaelR. Lindeburg PE | |
Hardcover: 1456
Pages
(2008-02-25)
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Editorial Review Product Description Now with coverage of the new Construction Engineering Topics. Updated to cover the new Transportation and Structural codes. What's New in the 11th Edition Exam Topics Covered _____________________________ Since 1975 more than 2 million people preparing for their engineering, surveying, architecture, LEED®, interior design, and landscape architecture exams have entrusted their exam prep to PPI. For more information, visit us at www.ppi2pass.com. Customer Reviews (78)
a must have
Must have reference
Never received my Order
Excellent Reference for PE Exam and Work
Excellent reference for the PE exam |
2. The New Penguin Dictionary of Civil Engineering by David Blockley | |
Paperback: 560
Pages
(2005-05-26)
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3. Practice Problems for the Civil Engineering PE Exam: A Companion to the Civil Engineering Reference Manual by MichaelR. Lindeburg PE | |
Paperback: 712
Pages
(2008-02-29)
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Editorial Review Product Description The best way to prepare for the civil PE exam is to solve problems, the more problems, the better. Practice Problems for the Civil Engineering PE Exam provides you with the problem-solving practice you need to successfully prepare for the morning and afternoon portions of the civil PE exam. Build your confidence and improve your problem-solving skills More than 700 problems, similar in format and difficulty to the actual exam Coordinated with the chapters in the new edition of the Civil Engineering Reference Manual Step-by-step solutions explain how to reach the correct answer most efficiently Updated structural and transportation problems based on the new design standards Customer Reviews (28)
Passed my PE, used this book
It's decent, but there's better options
PE Review Material
Very good!
Everyone needs one to take the PE I guess |
4. Dictionary Of Civil Engineering (Volume 0) by Data Not Found | |
Paperback: 536
Pages
(1992-10-31)
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Not too good
Very useful... |
5. Handbook of Civil Engineering Calculations, Second Edition (Hands on) by Tyler Hicks | |
Hardcover: 840
Pages
(2007-05-02)
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Editorial Review Product Description Manage everyday calculations instantly and accurately-saving you time in the design, construction, and maintenance of all types of structures Covering all aspects of civil engineering calculations in an easy-to-understand format, the new edition of the Handbook of Civil Engineering Calculations is now revised and updated with over 500 key calculations that show you exactly how to compute the desired values for a particular design-going quickly from data to finished result. Using both customary and SI units, this comprehensive engineer's must-have resource is exactly what you need to solve the civil engineering problems that come your way.From structural steel to reinforced concrete, from bridges and dams to highways and roads, Handbook of Civil Engineering Calculations, 2e, lets you handle all of these design calculations quickly-and more importantly, correctly. NEW TO THIS EDITION: Inside This Cutting-Edge Engineering Calculations Guide- Customer Reviews (4)
Calculations galore
HICKS: HANDBOOK CE CALCULATIONS
A useful tool for civil engineering designcalculations!
A useful tool for civil engineering designcalculations! |
6. Civil Discipline-Specific Review for the FE/EIT Exam by Robert Kim MSCEPE, Thomas A. Spriggs MSCE, MichaelR. Lindeburg PE | |
Paperback: 104
Pages
(2009-05-01)
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Editorial Review Product Description The Civil Discipline-Specific Review is designed to give you the best preparation for the civil section of the FE exam. 61 practice problems plus two 4-hour afternoon practice exams supplement your study regime and help you assess your readiness for the exam. If you are taking the civil section of the FE exam, Civil Discipline-Specific Review will give you the focused practice and preparation you need to pass. Topics covered _____________________________ Since 1975 more than 2 million people preparing for their engineering, surveying, architecture, LEED®, interior design, and landscape architecture exams have entrusted their exam prep to PPI. For more information, visit us at www.ppi2pass.com. Customer Reviews (12)
Decent BUT very short!
Decent Book for Civil FE Exam
good book
Better than nothing....
Helped me passed my EIT, 1st time! |
7. Probability Concepts in Engineering: Emphasis on Applications to Civil and Environmental Engineering (v. 1) by Alfredo H-S. Ang, Wilson H. Tang | |
Hardcover: 420
Pages
(2006-03-03)
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Exactly what I wanted
Excellent book with real world examples
A very good textbook for Structural reliability starters!
One of the most well written engineering texts
Indispensable Reference |
8. Civil Engineering Formulas by Tyler Hicks | |
Hardcover: 416
Pages
(2009-10-22)
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Editorial Review Product Description Fully updated and packed with more than 500 new formulas, this book offers a single compilation of all essential civil engineering formulas and equations in one easy-to-use reference.Practical, accurate data is presented in USCS and SI units for maximum convenience.Follow the calculation procedures inside Civil Engineering Formulas, Second Edition, and get precise results with minimum time and effort.Each chapter is a quick reference to a well-defined topic, including: Customer Reviews (2)
Includes Basics as Well as Relatively Arcane Topics
Not bad |
9. Hydraulics in Civil and Environmental Engineering by Andrew Chadwick, John Morfett, Martin Borthwick | |
Paperback: 680
Pages
(2004-08-09)
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You can find a better book. |
10. Civil Engineering Materials (2nd Edition) by Shan Somayaji | |
Hardcover: 477
Pages
(2000-12-15)
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great service
Perfect
Satisfied
A good book with practical explanations
Student Review |
11. Engineering the City: How Infrastructure Works by Matthys Levy, Richard Panchyk | |
Paperback: 144
Pages
(2000-10-01)
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A must-have!
Engineering in the City-- a Dad's review They like this book!It answers some basic questions, that very subtley provide some basic engineering principles.What is BEST about this book is that every chapter has several simple projects that your child and you can do together.Again, simple, but it is suprising how educational this kind of fun can be. My cub scouts like building bridges the best so far.You can bet we will work our way through this book and do many more projects. Honestly, I wish a book like this existed when I was a kid.I thought engineering was all math and boring!NO SO!This book lights a fire in my imagination as well as that of my son.I love this book! ... Read more |
12. The Wiley Dictionary of Civil Engineering and Construction (Wiley Professional) | |
Paperback: 688
Pages
(1997-04-10)
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Not bad, but could be better.
Must have for student or beginning engineer
Not Worth the Money! |
13. Structural Engineering Formulas by Ilya Mikhelson | |
Hardcover: 256
Pages
(2004-04-23)
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Powerful Punch per Pound!
big help for understandingThis book provides a wide
A Solid Summary of Basic Engineering Information
Condensed convenience
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14. Civil Engineering PE License Review (Pe Exam Preparation) by James Banks, Braja M Das, Bruce E Larock, Thomas Nelson, Alan Williams | |
Paperback: 650
Pages
(2007-12-30)
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Editorial Review Product Description This review book helps busy engineers identify and review key topics and analytical techniques relevant to the PE exam and provides the most current exam information possible. Customer Reviews (4)
Several errors found
Don't waste your money
Helpful, but can't be the only review book brought into exam
Defective set of books |
15. Dictionary of Civil Engineering, The Penguin: Third Edition (Reference Books) by John S. Scott | |
Paperback: 312
Pages
(1984-06-05)
list price: US$7.95 Isbn: 0140510117 Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan | |
16. The Civil Engineering Handbook, Second Edition (New Directions in Civil Engineering) | |
Hardcover: 2904
Pages
(2002-08-29)
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The Civil Engineering Handbook
all-inclusive, but not too useful on the P.E. exam
HUGE |
17. Civil and Environmental Systems Engineering (2nd Edition) by Charles S. Revelle, Earl Whitlatch, Jeff Wright | |
Hardcover: 552
Pages
(2003-08-25)
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great book Very well done from start to finish.
I've seen better |
18. Dictionary of Civil Engineering | |
Hardcover: 1516
Pages
(2004-09-14)
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19. Machu Picchu: A Civil Engineering Marvel by Kenneth R. Wright, Alfredo Valencia Zegarra, Ruth M. Wright, Gordon, Ph.D. Mcewan | |
Paperback: 144
Pages
(2000-11)
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This Book Enhanced Our Trip! Coloradans Ken and Ruth Wright have teamed with Peruvian archeologist Alfredo Valencia to place back in working order the sixteen fountains of Machu Picchu.You can see for yourself. The Inca were master water handlers.They chose Machu Picchu as a ceremonial center because the mountains and the river spoke to them of life-giving power.The Urubamba River far below snakes triangular around the base of Machu Picchu and Huayna Picchu mountains.A saddle between these peaks cradles the temples, rock shrines, dwelling places, and agricultural terraces that dance between the clouds in early morning and emerge to sunlight by Noon. Water at the center of it all.The paleo-hydrologic studies of the Wrights and Valencia reveal how the Inca predicated the design and construction of Machu Picchu upon the flow of a spring.From high on the side of Machu Picchu Mountain, a canal brings water across an agricultural terrace to the first fountain just above the Temple of the Sun.From there, sixteen fountains splash, spout, and sing down a staircase to the Temple of the Condor. The May 2002, issue of National Geographic Magazine contains yet another map of Machu Picchu deriving from the Wright-Valencia partnership.This map shows how magnificent Machu Picchu must have looked with its thatched roofs uplifted to the condor sky. Ken and Alfredo deduce from their studies that the Inca did not irrigate the agricultural terraces at Machu Picchu, though they did elsewhere.Here, the rainy season and supplemental importation of agricultural products met the needs of the small resident population and the influx of those attending rituals.The Inca ruler Pachacuti began Machu Picchu as a ceremonial retreat in A.D. 1450.It likely ceased normal operation by A.D. 1540 due to the collapse of the Inca Empire under Spanish invasion. Ken and Alfredo explain that Machu Picchu's durability stems from high quality professional workmanship: "Machu Picchu's technical planning is surely the key to the site's longevity and functionality.The Inca's careful use of hydraulic, drainage, and construction techniques ensured that the retreat was not reduced to rubble during its many years of abandonment.These techniques, combined with a strong knowledge of hydrology, were what made it a grand and operational retreat high in the most rugged of terrain." Dr. Gordon McEwan, excavator of Pikillacta and Chokepukio, illuminates the cultural background of the Inca in a fine chapter he contributes to the Civil Engineering work (chapter 9).He further explains in a June 2002 National Geographic Magazine article how the Inca culture built upon the Wari culture (A.D. 600-1000).At Pikillacta, the Wari relied on an aqueduct whose portals also served as their gateways and guardways to the Cusco Valley.Before the Wari, dating from B.C. 200, the Pukara and the Tiwanaku peoples conducted water for pragmatic and religious purposes. The Inca were religious and practical people.They revered the earth, the mountains, and the sky, as their descendants the Quechua still do.On mountain torsos they saw visages of the serpent, the puma, and the condor.Rocks and dead ancestors were equally alive to inform and inspire them by daily consultation in community.They were expert engineers, architects, and water workers.Joseph and Pharaoh-like, they dreamed of drought and famine; so, they stored the plentiful crop against the certitude of impending scarcity.The Inca exacted a tax in the form of labor.In return, the community benefited from stored food and ritual celebrations. In the third summer of a North American western drought (A.D.2002), with the published work of Ken, Ruth, and Alfredo in hand, I could see it too--how water works at Machu Picchu for domestic water supply, aesthetic, and spiritual needs.The Inca water containment and delivery structures join those of the Mayans at Tikal, the Anasazi at Mesa Verde, and the Hopi at their mesas in a centuries-old mosaic of water use in the Western Hemisphere. In scarcity lies the opportunity for community.The native peoples of the Americas practiced the art of water works construction out of ingenuity and necessity, praying to the gods for rain to fill their earth-constructed hope against despair.The native peoples also demonstrated that water supply planning and infrastructure is a core responsibility of those who would govern in the public interest.Westerners always come round to the practical and symbolic value of water for people and the environment.
Get it before you go, take it with you City maps and commentary in the book are far better than you can get on-site.Don't leave home without it.Even if you are just an armchair traveler you will be amazed with the accomplishments of the Inca Empire.
Machu Picchu - A Civil Engineering Marvel
Skilled Ancient Civilizations
The Miracle of Machu Picchu Properly, this book is dedicated to the young Yale explorer Hiram Bingham, John Rowe and Pat Lyons of the University of California/Berkeley, Richard Burger and Lucy Salazar of Yale University, and several others who had a hand in supporting the research work in both the United States and Peru. Ten chapters, 160 photographs, many sketches and maps, in conjunction with a detailed index, provide both the scholar and casual tourist with a description of Machu Picchu that is a must-read before leaving Cusco for the trip down the Urubamba River to see this most important archaeological ruin of the Western Hemisphere.The book is designed so that much of the story can be appreciated even if one only looks at the photographs and reads the captions; much like a National Geographic magazine. Chapter 1 explains the when, where and why of Machu Picchu along with it ancient climate.Site selection reasons are described; here you will learn why the Inca chose such a difficult site for construction and how the mountain and water played a major role in its choice.In Chapter 2, you will learn about the Inca-period planning that went into the royal estate so that it would function.For instance, based on engineering evidence, the Inca spring and canal layout details were established before the Inca Royal Residence and the Temple of the Sun locations were chosen.It is no coincidence that the one-half-mile-long canal ends near the Royal Residence and Fountain No. 1 so that the emperor would have the first use of the domestic water supply. Without the Inca Spring on the north side of Machu Picchu Mountain, there would be no archaeological ruin here.The Inca water source is described in Chapter 3.The hydrology of the spring and its flow are presented in an easy-to-understand manner; the reader will learn why the water supply is a child of the geologic faulting, upthrusts and related cracking of the granite bedrock and that the spring flow rises and falls throughout the year with a several-month lag time between the rainfall.But most of all, the chapter describes the original spring works and its water supply so that its technical significance to the Inca engineer can be fully appreciated.For water quality aficionados, a detailed water quality table of constituents is described; you will learn that the water supply of Machu Picchu was and is clear and pure. Also in Chapter 3, the remarkable recent discoveries of long lost water supplies are explained.A previously unknown extension of the Inca Trail down to the Urubamba River is also described.One fountain is shown flowing in 1999 after nearly five centuries of being buried under the forest floor. Chapter 4 explains the hydraulic engineering of Machu Picchu and the meticulous fountain work that delivered water to the heart of Machu Picchu.Hydraulic works such as the Abandoned Canal are pictured to show that even when Machu Picchu was left to the forest in AD 1540, the royal estate was still under construction.Machu Picchu represented a pinnacle of the Inca architectural and engineering achievements. The author explains in Chapter 5 that, without good drainage, Machu Picchu would not have endured through the centuries.The drainage system is analyzed using modern methods to prove the type of planning and engineering that preceded the actual building construction, all with figures and photographs so that the drainage components can be examined in the field to provide a greater appreciation.Discovery of the first and only gold at Machu Picchu in 1996 is a story that illustrates the Machu Picchu mysteries that still await discovery; a gold bracelet was found in and amongst the stone chips that underlie the Playa.A photograph of the gold bracelet shows its graceful curves. The agriculture of Machu Picchu is amply illustrated and described in Chapter 6, along with the nutrient producing capabilities of the hundreds of terraces.It was determined that the terraces would provide food for no more than 55 people and, therefore, food was brought into Machu Picchu from elsewhere.Actually, the terraces were used mostly for growing corn, probably to produce the ceremonial Inca beer known as chi cha. Chapters 7 and 8 satisfy one's need to know about how the Machu Picchu stonework was built and why it has endured.Eighteen types of stonework wall patterns are illustrated and lintel beams are described along with many special-use stones.Methods of construction are analyzed to show how large stones were moved, shaped and placed.Evidence of potential Inca renegade stonemasons is shown on page 77, a controversy on which Inca scholars still disagree. One of the best descriptions of how the Inca were able to do so much in such a short time is given in Chapter 9, prepared by scholar Gordon McEwan, in a chapter on cultural background and the Inca heritage. The final chapter of the book provides a capstone in the form of a walking tour that takes the reader to each and every Machu Picchu highlight, complete with 44 figures and photographs.The four pages of Machu Picchu mapping helps the armchair traveler know just where he or she is at all times. This book, parading as a civil engineering guide to Machu Picchu, is actually a detailed guide that covers the scientific aspects of the archaeological site in a way that any and all readers can appreciate.I recommend it to all.Don't miss it if you are planning to visit there. ... Read more |
20. 101 Solved Civil Engineering Problems by Michael R. Lindeburg | |
Paperback: 205
Pages
(2001-09)
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Great for Practice!
Great Reference at Test Time
same complaint as the sample exam, but more so...
Help PE Exam --- Good Luck!
This is a great reference tool after the exam, too. |
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