If you want to do something and master a profession than you
certainly need to show dedication and put effort to succeed. This holds good as
far as engineering, especially mechanical engineering is concerned. Keep your
mind and eyes open when you are first starting out as an engineer.
On your path to becoming a successful engineer, it will
really help you to develop a habit of reading related to your chosen
engineering speciality. Mechanical engineering is a very popular engineering
speciality. Mechanical engineering is very specialized as well as a pretty
complex engineering speciality. You have to develop the habit of reading some
essential mechanical engineering boos if you want to specialize in this area.
This will give you an edge over other aspirants going for this popular
speciality and equip you with knowledge of main theories and concepts.
Second in our list is 'Mechanical Engineering: BTEC National
Engineering Specialist Units' by Alan Darbyshire. This book walks you through
the specialist components of mechanical engineering. The book is very good and
covers topics like mechanical systems, technology and advanced mechanical
principles and applications etc.
Next in the list comes a classic with as many as eight
editions. The book was first published around 40 years ago. The book is
'Shigley's Mechanical Engineering Design' by Richard Budynas and Keith Nisbett.
This book provides mechanical engineers students with an introduction to almost
all the basic concepts and much more.
The books listed above are quite general in nature and
outline some of the main topics that you need to be aware of if you want to
become a good mechanical engineer. However, you shouldn't restrict your reading
and explore thousands of other available specialists depending on your
interests. Make sure that you are fairly flexible in your approach to choose
mechanical engineering books that are capable of educating you as well as feed
your interest in the subject.
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