Materials Science and Engineering: An Introduction

Loose leafs are start and stop. I just reviewed as much as I could then put page down.Concepts clear and math appropriate for engineers.

Absolutely useless for what I bought it for: the homework problems. It doesn't include any. And if your professor doesn't create a course section in the WileyPlus website, you will NEVER have access to any. I couldn't believe it until Wiley IT confirmed with me after an hour of phone calls and chats.Aside from that, hopefully you wanted the looseleaf format cause its pretty exciting flipping through even with a binder.Wiley is not trying in any way to help students learn material, they are finding every way they can split up all the parts of a course that students need and charging higher prices for each.

For the price you're already paying, just get the hard cover version. I absolutely hate the loose pages and will take it to a place to bound the book in 2-3 different sections.

What I wanted

It is not a "Paper-back", its loose leaf, and doesn't have any of the problems at the end of the chapter. Completely worthless company and book.

The ebook version has random dimensions relative to a normal ebook and appears to be in a format isn’t very legible on a kindle. It is cropped and needs to be zoomed in to read comfortably unlike a regular kindle book.

I cannot find my kindle book of Materials Science on my Smartphone Kindle app. Please help me.

If your class doesn't use connect this is a COMPLETE pissing away of $123. The Loose leaf abridged version doesn't have the homework questions and if your instructor has not set up a class in Wiley then you can't even access the Wiley Plus to get the full text and homework. I thought that they should at least give you access to the ebook even if the course is not on Wiley Plus. DO NOT buy this version it's as useless as tits on a bore hog. Look closely. The ISBN shown on Amazon matches the one on the school recommends but the one that comes is different and doesn't match either version of the ISBN.