Materials Resistance: A Brief Course of Lectures . At 2 p.m.. H. 2" under the authorship of a team of authors, including B. K. Manjosova is a unique teaching aid that will become an indispensable assistant for students and specialists in engineering and construction sciences. This edition, like the first part, is carefully structured and aimed at a deep understanding of the basics of resistance materials, making it ideal for those seeking to master this important discipline. The second part of the book continues to develop the themes addressed in the first, and delve into the more complex aspects of materials resistance. Here, readers will find detailed explanations of key concepts such as tension, deformation, strength, and structural stability. This course of lectures is not just a set of theoretical knowledge, but also includes practical examples that help to consolidate the material and apply it to real engineering tasks. Readers will be able to see how theoretical concepts find their application in the design and analysis of various designs, from simple beams to complex buildings. The book will be of interest not only to students of technical specialties, but also to practicing engineers, architects and anyone interested in mechanics and construction. It is suitable for both beginners and those who already have experience in this field and want to refresh their knowledge or understand new methods and approaches. Particular attention is paid to modern materials and technologies, which makes the manual relevant in the rapidly changing world of engineering. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of issues, such as stress analysis, methods for calculating structures, and the impact of various factors on the strength of materials. Readers will be able to learn about the new methods of calculation used by modern engineers, and how to correctly select materials for various operating conditions. This knowledge will not only help in learning, but will also become the basis for successful professional activity. The style of the authors is distinguished by clarity and accessibility of the presentation, which makes it easy to digest even the most complex topics. They use many illustrations, graphs and diagrams that make the material more visual and understandable. This approach allows the reader not only to remember information, but also to visualize it, which is especially important in engineering disciplines. In addition, Material Resistance may be of interest to those looking for literature on related topics, such as mechanics, building physics, or design. The book will be an excellent addition to the library of any student or specialist seeking to deepen their knowledge in the field of engineering. Thus, "Resistance materials: a short course of lectures. At 2 p.m.. H. 2" is not just a textbook, but a whole world of knowledge that will open doors for the reader to the world of engineering solutions and design. If you want to become a professional in your field, this book will be your reliable companion on the way to success. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the fascinating world of material resistance and discover new horizons in engineering!