Cause, Effect and Chaos!: In Engineering and Industry

Managing change , creativity & innovation

Patrick Dawson

The book of why

Engineering mechanics: dynamics

J. L.

Bedlam

DEREK LANDY

Chemistry 13e

Raymond Chang

Weird Maths

David Darling

The Fix

Liam Vaughan

Messy

Tim Harford

Chancing it The Laws of Chance and how They Can Work for You

Robert Matthews

Natural Hazards: Earth's processes as hazards, disasters, and catastrophes

Edward A. Keller

Organization theory

Mary Jo Hatch

The chaos theory of careers

Robert Pryor

Brilliant Mistakes

Paul Shoemaker

Building Business Solutions

Ronald G. Ross with Gladys S.W. Lam

Conseptual physics

Paul G. Hewitt

The Machinery of Light

David J.

How to manage

Jo Owen

Meltdown: The End of the Age of Greed

Paul Mason

The logic of life

Tim Harford

Chaos A Very Short Introduction

Leonard Smith

Engineering Mechanics Dynamics

R.C. Hibbeler

Chemical Chaos (Horrible Science)

Nick Arnold

How designers think

Bryan Lawson

Introduction to Engineering Experimentation

Anthony J. Wheeler

Design

Paul Clark

The Industrial Revolution

Steven M.

Thinking Mathematically

Thomas p.

An introduction to Fire Dynamics

Dougal Drysdale

Young mathematicians at work

Catherine Twomey

Engineering Mathematics

Anthony Croft

Enclosure fire dynamics

Björn Karlsson

Organizational Misbehaviour

Stephen Ackroyd

Introducing Chaos

Ziauddin Sardar

Invention by Design

Henry Petroski

Why organizations?

Bengt Abrahamsson

Wicked Problems, Righteous Solutions

Peter Degrace

Chaos, fractals and dynamics

Robert L Devaney

Thriving on chaos

Thomas J. Peters

Chaos

James Gleick

chemical engineering kinetics

J. M. Smith