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![]() | Capital Investment Analysis for Engineering and Management (2nd Edition) by John R. Canada, William G. Sullivan, John A. White ISBN-10: 9780133110364 ISBN-10: 0-13-311036-2 ISBN-13: 9780133110364 ISBN-13: 978-0-13-311036-4 Hardcover 1995-10-10 Prentice Hall Find Lowest Price | |
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Product Description This state-of-the-art guide offers a balanced and clear presentation of topics essential to understanding the basics of engineering economy. Using a highly lucid approach that incorporates an abundance of example problems and solutions. Techniques for risk and uncertainty in capital investment analyses. Advanced topics pertinent to the study of analytical investment decision methodologies. New material on cost estimating and deterministic estimating techniques; revenue requirement method and analyses for public organizations; sudden failure replacement problems; and capital planning and budgeting. Ideal as a reference source for those in the engineering and engineering management industry. | ||
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Eh... We students had no choice but to use this book, as homework problems in class were assigned from the book... but as a textbook, I didn't like it. There are examples, but they frankly suck. The book makes assumptions without explaining them adequately, and the text is rife with small errors and typos. This isn't a difficult subject, but the text manages to make learning it tedious and often confusing. Still... a necessity for those enrolled in courses that require this text. | ||
Just a text book Hard to understand the content of the book. The basic meaning is not difficult. But the way the book descripts the theories/meanings is really hard to understand. Just a textbook. | ||
Good textbook We were required to buy this textbook for our Engineering Economics class at UT-Austin. I found this book helpful as an introduction to business. It gave us quite a number of examples and review questions to help us understand the major concepts. Even though the book may have contained a little too much information, I really liked it since I learnt a lot from it. | ||