Engineering Sites and Information

Nukem

Hey guys need your help i want to start off a Sticky for Sites and Information regarding engineering subjects,like sites that have general info on labs and projects subjects. Use this as a short cut.

Examples
Engineering Toolbox HowstuffWorks
eFunda
SEI
IEI
UCC index
Google Labs
www.Askjeeves.com

Break each one into Civil,Mech,Elec and so on
Let me know if ye want to help or if its a waste of time

ecksor

Good idea, bad thread title.

ecksor

Wait, this is a meta-thread isn't it?

GuanYin

I changed the title.

No need for seperate threads.

Nukem

Ya sorry about the Titlle was more of an Question post before i started making the Actual sticky but its cool.Now how do ye want to do this,add lists urselves or PM and il add them and write down after the
address by the person

(ie) www.askjeeves.com (by Unknown )

GuanYin

Nukem wrote:

Ya sorry about the Titlle was more of an Question post before i started making the Actual sticky but its cool.Now how do ye want to do this,add lists urselves or PM and il add them and write down after the
address by the person

(ie) www.askjeeves.com (by Unknown )

Post away in the thread and I'll edit the top post periodically.

sideshowdave

cheers nukem, found these sites a great help.
keep up the good work.......

Er.Jonny

Good idea, bad thread title.

True. Probably this could be the proper link for this thread -
www.CrazyEngineers.com

One more link in addition to Google Labs-
Yahoo Labs (competition )
http://labs.yahoo.com

I'll add more later.

Jonny

polaris sc

http://books.google.com/
http://scholar.google.com/
http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/homepage.cws_home Search through journal articles, abstracts and other scholarly literature

http://www.ul.ie/%7Elibrary/electronicres.htmlthe UL website, give you a list of data-base's.

http://www.matter.org.uk/ this is a great web-site, found it very handy for explaining basic mechanical ideas

Ghost Train

http://www.e-dsp.com/free-ebooks/

fiddlestick

(With the mods permission)

For those of you in More Electronic / Computer I.T. Courses or Jobs,and also management, transport, power , manufacturing I give you The Institution of Engineering and Technology.
The second largest Professional Engineering Institution in the world.
(Formerly the Institution of Electrical Engineering)

www.the-iet.org .

Has alot of free content,technology links and resources also information about membership, networking etc.
Has an active Ireland Network for any University Engineering students or practising Engineers interested in getting involved locally.

http://local.iee.org/ireland/Senior/

http://local.iee.org/Younger/Ireland/

If anyone had any questions about the IET in general or in Ireland, or is interested in membership, please feel free to PM me.

renko

www.eng-tips.com - good site but mostly our trans atlantic cuzins, so there's alot of ' and ''.

www.corusconstruction.com - good for structural steel info and downloads.

renko

aidan24326

http://www.engnetglobal.com/tips/toolsapp/default.aspx
-handy unit converter

daveyj

A full "energy conversion" book can be viewed or downloaded for free from http://www.personal.utulsa.edu/~kenneth-weston/

A good site for unit conversions is http://www.calculator.org/properties.html

I used these extensively in my thesis so thought someone else might too

Beatlebum

http://freeit.free.fr/

http://whttp://www.steelconstruction.org/steelconstruction/go?

http://www.steelconstruction.org/steelconstruction/go?jsp=nsc_index&sessionID=-1203935574832

http://www.steelbiz.org/

http://www.corusconstruction.com/en/

http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/web/home/home/index.htm

smooth operater

This can be helpful for all the building services folk-
http://bsenotes.com/

keane2097

http://allaboutciruits.com is an excellent site for anyone looking for circuit analysis/electronics tips.

Also, this youtube user has a series of absolutely excellent lectures on a wide variety of electrical & electronic engineering topics:

http://www.youtube.com/user/nptelhrd

Murts-Rig

www.wolframalpha.com

This is the best for mechanicals!

bangophinx

If you ever want to teach yourself anything, i suggest you consider:

Open courseware
and my mobile favourite
iTunes University

Enjoy

who_am_I?

Stanford Engineering everywhere

http://see.stanford.edu/see/courses.aspx

I did CS106a last year, Was worthwhile.

Shy Ted

Roymech is an excellent site for anyone in design or mechanical engineering.

http://www.roymech.co.uk/