Digital Textbooks from Wiley

Dear Professor,

The price of textbooks is of increasing concern among faculty and students. Wiley is committed to providing students with high quality texts. Quality, however, does not have to equate to price and as such we are proud to offer lower-priced eBook versions of many of our best-selling texts in engineering.

For one, low price of $49.95 students can purchase a complete, full-color, digital version of their text. Students buy their text online by going to Wiley’s Online Engineering Bookstore www.wiley.com/go/engineeringvalue. These Wiley eBooks allow students to highlight text, take notes, share those notes, and search within the text. Upon purchase, the students own their eBook for life. There are no hidden fees, and no subscriptions or “time-outs.”

Currently, Wiley is offering over 40 titles across the engineering disciplines and includes best-sellers such as:

  • Callister, Materials Science
  • Incropera, Intro to Heat Transfer
  • Irwin, Basic Circuit Engineering Analysis
  • Moran, Thermodynamics
  • Montgomery, Engineering Statistics
  • Munson, Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics

For a complete list of titles, go to www.wiley.com/go/engineeringvalue or contact your local Wiley Representative.

Please let your students know this option is available to them. They will be glad you did!

Sincerely,

Christopher Ruel
Wiley’s Engineering Team

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