Elements Of Civil Engineering & Engineering Mechanics
M.N SHESHA PRAKASH AND GANESH B. MOGAVEER
his book, in its third edition, continues to focus on the basics of civil engineering and engineering mechanics to provide students with a balanced and cohesive study of the two areas (as needed by them in the beginning of their engineering education). A basic undergraduate textbook for the first-year students of all branches of engineering, this book is specifically designed to conform to the syllabus of Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU)
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