Reviews for Civil Engineering Problem Solving Flowcharts

The average rating for Civil Engineering Problem Solving Flowcharts based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2011-11-24 00:00:00 Mclaren Mak There is a really useful concept of Impact Estimation that can bring enormous value to business and governments worldwide. The idea goes like this: Use a table to put the following parameters into a single pager comparable system: - Some attribute(s) improvement goals(quantified) - Several different designs/solutions - Expected improvement level (%) for each of the solution, - Estimated costs for each solution - Confidence level for the estimates (depending if based on some facts/experience or just guesswork) - It all boils down to Value vs Cost ratio adjusted by credibility. Another strong approach - use increments that are no more than 2% of the whole project time/money resources. However the principles that are presented in the book, are not applied to the way book is written - It's overly dry, trying to achieve 100% exhaustion and coverage for "full systematic portrayal". It makes it difficult and not too enjoyable to read. The planguage concept could be potentially made more appealing.

Review # 2 was written on 2013-02-24 00:00:00 Benjamin Jason Conine For the purpose an excellent book, not an easy or light ready by any means. If systems engineering is of interest, then one of the books to read for sure.