Engineering Economic Analysis, 13th Edition by Authors (Donald G. Newnan, Ted G. Eschenbach, Jerome P. Lavelle). This book explains basic engineering economics to engineers who need this knowledge in their daily work. But don’t have the time or experience to acquire it all on their own.
Overview About “Engineering Economic Analysis 13th Edition”
This book has been prepared to help practicing engineers and other technically trained persons improve their skills in cost and benefit analysis as applied to various engineering problems. The text also provides a review of basic economic principles for engineers who want to learn about these topics or study them more extensively than they have had an opportunity to do in their past training. This book has been prepared to help practicing engineers and other technically trained persons improve their skills in cost and benefit analysis as applied to various engineering problems. The text also provides a review of basic economic principles for engineers who want to learn about these topics. OR study them more extensively than they have had an opportunity to do in their past training.
Reviews About “Engineering Economic Analysis 13th Edition”
The third edition of Engineering Economic Analysis was my textbook for a short course in Engineering Economy and Cost Estimating that I taught at Texas A&M University-Commerce over twelve years ago. It is probably still used as a textbook at some universities today. The book covers a wide range of basic engineering economic analysis techniques and concepts, with sufficient depth to be helpful to students trying to develop those skills. The flow charts and examples have helped me over the years. When I have needed to refresh my memory about how certain calculations are performed.
About the Authors
Donald G. Newnan has been a full-time faculty member at Purdue University since 1985. He is also an internationally acclaimed author of textbooks in economics, economics for engineers/scientists, management science/engineering as well as calculus texts for calculus teachers & students. Mr. Newnan is a charter member of The History of Economics Society & served on its Executive Committee from 2011-2013. Ted G. Eschenbach is Professor Emeritus of Civil Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, where he has taught since 1974. He currently holds joint appointments with both faculties. And he serves as Executive Director for Academic Affairs within Wharton’s Supply Chain Management Institute and Research Institute. Jerome P. Lavelle is a Professor Emeritus of Engineering Economy and a co-founder of MIT’s Engineering Systems Division (ESD). He received his B.S. in chemical engineering from Northeastern University, his M.S. from Yale University, and his Ph.D.
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