About the Book:
Problems in Geotechnical
Engineering is a comprehensive guide that aims to provide readers with a
thorough understanding of the subject. This book covers a wide range of
problems commonly encountered in Geotechnical Engineering courses at the
undergraduate level.
The author has solved
numerous problems of different types and included them in various chapters,
ensuring that readers can grasp the concepts effectively. To aid comprehension,
suitable diagrams and illustrations have been thoughtfully incorporated in the
relevant problem sections.
In addition, this book is a
valuable resource for exam preparation. It includes solved previous question
papers from competitive examinations such as GATE, engineering services, and
administrative services. These solved papers offer practical insights into the
types of problems that students may encounter in these exams.
To further enhance
learning, each chapter concludes with a sufficient number of unsolved problems.
These enable students to practice and hone their problem-solving skills,
ensuring their readiness for different examinations.
Overall, Problems in
Geotechnical Engineering equips students with comprehensive knowledge and
understanding of the subject. Whether preparing for exams or seeking a deeper
understanding of geotechnical engineering problems, this book is an
indispensable resource. |
