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Introduction to infrastructure : an introduction to civil and environmental engineering / Michael R. Penn, Philip J. Parker.

By: Penn, Michael R, 196 - [autor] | Parker, Philip J, 1971- [autor].
Material type: TextTextPublisher: Hoboken : John Wiley & Sons, 2012Description: xxviii, 425 páginas : ilustraciones, fotografias, gráficas, mapas ; 21 x 26 cm.ISBN: 9780470411919; 0470411910.Subject(s): Ingeniería civil | Ingeniería ambientalDDC classification: 624 P412i
Contents:
1. Introduction to infrastructure and careers in civil and environmental engineering 2. The natural environment 3. Structural infrastructure 4. Transportation infrastructure 5. Environmental and energy infrastructure 6. Construction sites 7. Infrastructure systems 8. History, heritage, and future 9. Analysis fundamentals 10. Design fundamentals 11. Planning considerations 12. Energy considerations 13. Sustainability considerations 14. Economic considerations 15. Environmental considerations 16. Social considerations 17. Ethical considerations 18. Security considerations 19. Other (no less important) considerations 20. Analysis II 21. Design II
Summary: "Penn and Parker's Introduction to Infrastructure is comprehensive, balanced coverage of different aspects of civil engineering that shows interconnectedness of the different civil engineering disciplines. This 1st Edition covers a broad coverage of engineering disciplines, and introduction to ethics. Traditional technical topics (e.g. construction, environmental/water resources, geotechnical, etc.) are interwoven through the text and rather than treating these subdisciplines on a chapter-by-chapter basis, case studies will be used to emphasize their interconnectedness.The text also features practical civil and environmental engineering applications, with level of technical rigor (e.g. rudimentary); a conversational tone, prompting the reader; problem-based; and Website accompanying text such as current infrastructure related news; and ordinances (parking, stormwater, etc.) from communities of various sizes and geographic locations to be used as the basis for textbook exercises" --
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General 624 P412i (Browse shelf) Ej. 2 Available 190564

Incluye bibliografía e índice

1. Introduction to infrastructure and careers in civil and environmental engineering
2. The natural environment
3. Structural infrastructure
4. Transportation infrastructure
5. Environmental and energy infrastructure
6. Construction sites
7. Infrastructure systems
8. History, heritage, and future
9. Analysis fundamentals
10. Design fundamentals
11. Planning considerations
12. Energy considerations
13. Sustainability considerations
14. Economic considerations
15. Environmental considerations
16. Social considerations
17. Ethical considerations
18. Security considerations
19. Other (no less important) considerations
20. Analysis II
21. Design II

"Penn and Parker's Introduction to Infrastructure is comprehensive, balanced coverage of different aspects of civil engineering that shows interconnectedness of the different civil engineering disciplines. This 1st Edition covers a broad coverage of engineering disciplines, and introduction to ethics. Traditional technical topics (e.g. construction, environmental/water resources, geotechnical, etc.) are interwoven through the text and rather than treating these subdisciplines on a chapter-by-chapter basis, case studies will be used to emphasize their interconnectedness.The text also features practical civil and environmental engineering applications, with level of technical rigor (e.g. rudimentary); a conversational tone, prompting the reader; problem-based; and Website accompanying text such as current infrastructure related news; and ordinances (parking, stormwater, etc.) from communities of various sizes and geographic locations to be used as the basis for textbook exercises" --