Electrical & Mechanical Engineering Degree in a Book by Dr David Baker – Complete Self-Study Guide | University-Level Learning

Electrical & Mechanical Engineering – Everything You Need to Know in One Book

Whether you're a curious self-learner, a student looking to supplement your studies, or a professional wanting to refresh your fundamentals, A Degree in a Book: Electrical and Mechanical Engineering by Dr. David Baker delivers university-level knowledge in a single, accessible volume.

From the principles of circuits and electromagnetism to the mechanics of structures, thermodynamics, and fluid dynamics — this book covers the full breadth of an engineering degree without the tuition fees.

Why This Book Stands Out

• 📐 University-Level Depth — covers core modules from a full engineering degree programme
• 🔌 Electrical Engineering — circuits, electromagnetism, electronics, power systems and more
• ⚙️ Mechanical Engineering — statics, dynamics, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics and materials
• 📖 Clear, Accessible Writing — complex concepts explained without unnecessary jargon
• 🎓 Ideal for Self-Study — structured like a course, perfect for autodidacts and career changers
• 🎁 Perfect Gift — for engineering students, graduates, or anyone fascinated by how things work

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Who is this book best suited for?
A: It's ideal for self-learners, A-level students, university undergraduates, career changers, and professionals wanting to revisit engineering fundamentals — no prior degree required.

Q: Does it cover both electrical and mechanical engineering?
A: Yes — the book is split across both disciplines, covering electrical theory (circuits, electronics, power) and mechanical principles (statics, dynamics, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics).

Q: Is this a good gift for an engineering student or graduate?
A: Absolutely — it makes an excellent birthday, Christmas, or graduation gift for anyone studying or working in engineering or a related STEM field.

Q: Is the content suitable for A-level or university preparation?
A: Yes — it bridges the gap between A-level physics/maths and degree-level engineering, making it a great preparatory or supplementary resource.

Q: Can this book help with a career change into engineering?
A: Yes — its structured, self-study format makes it one of the best single-volume resources for anyone looking to transition into an engineering role or upskill independently.

Q: Is this part of a series?
A: Yes — it belongs to the A Degree in a Book series by Arcturus Publishing, which covers a range of academic subjects in the same accessible format.

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