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Introduction to Geotechnical Engineering
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Rating: 5/5 from 7 reviews Good ReferenceIt is a good book, used as the requred text for the graduate soil mechanics class at UC Berkeley. I learned a lot from it. There are also other good references there, e.g. Soil Mechanics and Foundations by Muni Budhu. If there were 6 stars to give...I wouldAs a Geotechnical engineer in a graduate program I can honestly say that this is my most frequently consulted reference. More accessible and practical than Mitchell, or Taylor, (though not as theoretical or fundamental). Holtz & Kovacs is a clear step above Das, Coduto, or Huang in scholarship. This is a book that you keep for your engineering career. Best book for understandingHowever you still need Braja M. Das for your PE Exam Good Luck | ||||||||||||||||||
