Exercises in Building Construction: Forty-Five Homework and Laboratory Assignments to Accompany Fundamentals of Building by Edward Allen

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0471459690, Paperback)

Exercises in Building Construction, Fourth Edition provides a fully revised, user-friendly exercise book to supplement the fourth edition of Fundamentals of Building Construction.
* Includes more than 40 exercises in "real world" construction problem solving; encourages students to apply information learned in classroom.
* Exercises are clearly presented with detailed line drawings; easy for student and instructor to follow.
* Revised to correspond with the fourth edition of Fundamentals of Building Construction.
* Includes companion web pages for instructor use, containing Answer Key and sample drawings.

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