Introduction to Engineering Experimentation

This book was useful for two of my college courses, and it is a great reference book to have for anyone that uses any ME/EE lab equipment. Theirs a lot of material crammed into this relatively small book. Despite that this textbook is painful to read at times. I can't point out anything specific, but I hated using this book despite its useful-ness.

This is one of the best books about engineering that I have read. It shows the principles of experimentation. It also describes the equipment and its variables that an experience engineer can built its own.

Fast and in good condition, just as I asked for. No hitches in the services, got my book on time for using it in class. I like this book, too, instrumentation is a very interesting subject.

I'm doing an Engr. Experimentation course and I found this to be extremely helpful. Helps you understand the basics and the concepts, so much so that I was surprised how much more I understood in terms of technical esoterica.

This book is a great resource for experimentation and tables for and type of statistcs class.

This book was suggested by a professor of mine of the course of "Experimentation Methods".It's very simple to understand and exposes clearly the concepts. Good to have a general idea about the world of experimentation and about most widely used transducers; it's synthetic, so if you need a deeper analysis you have to look for other books.