Engineering Economy (16th Edition) – eTextBook

Engineering Economy 16th edition is a renowned textbook written by authors William G. Sullivan, Elin M. Wicks, and C. Patrick Koelling. This book is primarily designed to function as a classroom resource for undergraduate students enrolled in introductory courses in Engineering Economics. It also caters to the needs of practicing engineers from various specializations such as civil, chemical, computer, industrial, electrical, and mechanical engineering. The PDF eBook is also valuable for individuals involved in managing technical activities. The best-selling eTextbook has been widely used by engineering students globally and offers a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental concepts, principles, and methodology of engineering economy.

The book builds upon the earlier editions’ rich and well-established teaching materials with updates and revisions that reflect prevailing trends and issues. It emphasizes the economics of engineering design throughout, providing one of the most comprehensive and updated textbooks on the subject. P.S we also have Engineering Economy (16th Edition) test bank, instructor manual and other resources for sale. Contact for more info.

Teaching and Learning Experience

This program is designed to offer a more immersive and productive learning experience for college students, [sold separately]. It helps:

• Personalize Learning: MyEngineeringLab facilitates personalized interactive learning, allowing students to progress at their own pace and evaluate their progress.
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• Provide a Solid Foundation in the Concepts, Principles, and Methodology of Engineering Economy: The textbook helps engineering students learn economic principles and apply them to engineering.
• Prepare Students for Professional Practice: The book enables engineering students to master the process of making rational decisions that they will frequently encounter in professional practice.