Mechanics for Engineers: Statics

The rigorous development process used to create Mechanics for Statics and Dynamics by Das, Kassimali & Sami insures that it's accessible and accurate. Each draft was scrutinized by a panel of your peers to suggest improvements and flush out any flaws. These carefully selected reviewers offered valuable suggestions on content, approach, accessibility, realism, and homework problems. The author team then incorporated their comments to insure that Mechanics for Statics reflected the real needs of teaching professionals. The authors worked out solutions to all of their homework and example problems to check for accuracy and consistency and all of the examples and homework problems were sent out to a third party to solve and cross-check each answer in both books. And to be sure Mechanics for Statics was as good as it could be, we tested it in the classroom. It was a resounding success and finally ready for your class. Reviewed and Developed at These Fine Statics California-Berkeley California-Davis Clarkson Colorado State Michigan State Michigan Technological Mississippi State Missouri-Rolla Missouri-Columbia North Carolina State North Dakota State NJIT Ohio State Oregon State San Jose State South Florida Texas-Arlington Texas-Austin Wayne State Western Michigan Wichita State Teaching Supplements Solutions Manual The minute you open up the Solutions Manuals for the Mechanics for Engineers texts you'll realize they're better than traditional solutions manuals. All of the problems have been neatly typeset to make them easier to read. Each problem in the text is solved completely and consistently. This consistent problem-solving approach gives the manual a cohesiveness that you will appreciate. Transparency Masters These overhead masters, available to adopters, reproduce key examples and figures from the text so you can incorporate them into your lectures and classroom discussions.