Electrical Engineering Learning Guide (Civil Engineering)

Author: Yan Weizhong, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is a supplementary teaching material for the course of Electrical Engineering in civil and architectural engineering programs in higher education institutions. It is designed to accompany Yan Weizhong's textbook "Electrical Engineering (Civil and Architectural Engineering)" and can serve as a study guide for undergraduate students in non-electrical disciplines, as well as a reference for electrical engineering instructors. It is also a valuable guide for a wide range of self-study readers preparing for registration as architects, civil engineers, cost engineers, and other certified engineers, helping them study the "Electrical Engineering" textbook. The content of each chapter in this book aligns with the "Electrical Engineering (Civil and Architectural Engineering)" textbook and consists of five main parts: "Basic Requirements and Key Knowledge Points," "Learning Guidance," "Solutions to Typical Examples," "Selected Exercises and Answering Techniques," and "Review Questions." To help self-learners master electrical engineering knowledge more thoroughly, review questions are added at the end of each chapter for self-practice. Additionally, several sets of mock examination papers for electrical engineering and sample questions for registered engineer exams are provided at the end of the book.