Architect’S Studio Companion   by Edward Allen And Joseph Iano

Architect’S Studio Companion by Edward Allen And Joseph Iano

Architect’s Studio Companion is an essential guide for anyone interested in becoming an architect. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the architectural profession, from its history and evolution to the present day. It covers all aspects of the field, from design theory and practice to construction methods and materials. The authors, Edward Allen and…

Basic Transport Phenomena in Biomedical Engineering Solutions Manual  by Ronald L. Fourni.

Basic Transport Phenomena in Biomedical Engineering Solutions Manual by Ronald L. Fourni.

In biomedical engineering, transport phenomena are the mechanisms by which molecules and cells move within the body. These processes include diffusion, convection, and osmosis. Diffusion is the movement of molecules from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration. Convection is the movement of molecules in a fluid due to differences in…

Architect’S Handbook of Professional Practice  by American Institute of Architects

Architect’S Handbook of Professional Practice by American Institute of Architects

The Architect’s Handbook of Professional Practice has been a staple resource for over 80 years, providing essential guidance on all facets of architectural practice. This thoroughly revised 15th edition covers the latest standards and practices in an increasingly complex profession. New topics include sustainable design, building information modeling (BIM), integrated project delivery (IPD), lean construction…

Archetypes And the Collective Unconscious  by C.G. Jung

Archetypes And the Collective Unconscious by C.G. Jung

Archetypes are patterns of behavior, thoughts, and emotions that reside in the collective unconscious of all humans. The collective unconscious is a shared repository of knowledge and experience that we inherit from our ancestors. Jung believed that the archetypes were responsible for shaping our individual psyches as well as our culture and history. In his…

Basic Programming Language by John G. Kemeny,Thomas E. Kurtz

Basic Programming Language by John G. Kemeny,Thomas E. Kurtz

In the early days of computing, before the advent of high-level programming languages, every program was written in machine code, which is a binary code that can be directly executed by the computer’s processor. Machine code is still used today, but it is generally regarded as being too difficult and time-consuming for human beings to…