How things work: the physics of everyday life

By:

Bloomfield, Louis A

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: New York, 2001. John Wiley Sons, Inc.:Edition: 2ndDescription: xxiv, 512p. : illISBN:

0471381519

Subject(s):

Physics

Other classification:

C P1 TC

Summary: Written primarily for a one-term, undergraduate level course, this book attempts to convey an understanding and appreciation for the concepts and principles of Physics by finding them within specific objects of everyday experience. It's primary market are liberal arts students who are seeking a connection between science and the world they live in; among its many secondary markets are the growing number of institutions offering courses with scientific real-world context. These courses may also be offered to students from the Sciences, Engineering, Architecture, and other technical fields.

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Textbook

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Call number	Status	Barcode
Textbook	Central Science Library	Central Science Library	C P1 TC (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	SL1177223

Appendix A-C, 469-475p.; Glossary 477-492p.; Index 503-512p.

Written primarily for a one-term, undergraduate level course, this book attempts to convey an understanding and appreciation for the concepts and principles of Physics by finding them within specific objects of everyday experience. It's primary market are liberal arts students who are seeking a connection between science and the world they live in; among its many secondary markets are the growing number of institutions offering courses with scientific real-world context. These courses may also be offered to students from the Sciences, Engineering, Architecture, and other technical fields.

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