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Engineering books can help to take complex systems and ideas and explain them from the ground up. They can offer insights into advanced subjects, or introduce the reader to entry-level information.
The combined wisdom and knowledge in these books is staggering, and there’s truly a world of understanding to uncover. With Booktopia’s selection of technology and engineering books, you can learn everything there is to know about creating machines and structures.
H2: Electrical engineering books
Applied Embedded Electronics is a staple read for anyone interested in electrical engineering. This book explores the embedded controller electronics that are at the heart of just about all modern electronic devices, going into topics such as digital feedback control, multivoltage power supplies, architecting an embedded system, and other electronic basics.
For a background look at GPS, readers can pick up GPS Declassified. Author Richard D Easton covers the history of the Global Positioning System, explaining how military rivalries played a role in its creation, how it became an extremely popular commodity today, and how it can affect public policy.
H2: Mechanical engineering books
Mechanical engineering books run the gamut from university textbooks to niche subject areas for lifetime experts.
Mechanics of Materials is designed for mechanics of materials undergraduate courses, giving readers a clear understanding of the theory and application of mechanics of materials principles. It offers visual, methodical applications to help learners understand difficult concepts, as well as example problems and solutions.
Audi Quattro showcases the variety of mechanical engineering books available on Booktopia. This books highlights the company’s slogan ‘progress through technology’, and explores the various special features of the Audi Quattro that make it stand apart.
H2: Best-selling engineering books
Our best-selling engineering books can give you insight into what other readers are exploring.
With Australia’s penchant for DIY, it’s no wonder that Building Your Own Home is a best-seller. This is a handbook for anyone looking to build their own home, and now includes a new section on ways to make a home more environmentally friendly during the building stages.
Another interesting title in our best-selling list is Submariner. A great gift for anyone interested in watches, this book covers the immensely popular Rolex Oyster Perpetual Submariner watch. It explores the impact this watch has had on the protection of the marine environment, and fascinating information about the construction of this iconic timepiece.
