Mechanical Vibrations for Engineering Students takes a modern, concise approach to the presentation of fundamental principles of mechanical vibrations for undergraduate engineering students while using extensive pedagogical features and interesting applications to help them strengthen their knowledge and skills. These features include comprehensive solved problems in the chapters and end-of chapter practice problems for every type of student and every type of assignment, as well as a graphical review at the end of each chapter that provides a concise, pictorial and visual summary of the main topics in that chapter. The authors' philosophy is to enable students to become critical thinkers by asking questions, applying principles and models and evaluating the results.· Concisely covers fundamentals of mechanical vibrations, providing students with a clear and easy-to-follow framework of the physical concepts and technical skills they will need in their careers. · Unique pedagogical features include "guiding questions placed throughout the book and summaries of key sections provided in "important points boxes to help re-iterate some key points.· Teaching ancillaries include an author-hosted online homework, tutorial, and assessment platform that enables instructors to design a course to best fit the unique needs of their curriculum and students.· Includes a chapter on condition monitoring, not found in any other current vibrations textbook