How can I get information about engineering?

[Ching Ching Chan]

Is there a specific website that lists certain formulas or water, electricity bills, etc.?

[Hina-hime]

'ey, pigrules. I'll clear up this stuff for the other people... this is about the math proj, right?

Okay, so what we're looking for are different formulas and $/sq foot for certain services for an entertainment-purpose building, 9000 square feet.

The list includes tha maximum capacity formula, construction costs/sq foot, electricity costs/month, water costs/month, approx. minimum for how large a kitchen and restrooms should be (and how many should there be?), and the minimal degree of steepness for a handicapped ramp.

if anyone on Y!answers could help us with this, it'd be awesome.

Thanks.

-agchan

[Ron Diego]

Dear Ching Ching, The thing thing is you better ask the question more clearly. Is it engineering you're interested in or are you asking about the rates used for water bills and electric bills?

[David F]

If you want to know about Professional Engineering, try www.peo.on.ca. It tells you how to become an Engineer in Ontario, Canada.

If you want to know about energy costs, try doing a web search for your city's hydro / natural gas / water works department.

If answerer #2 is any indication, look up your province or state's building code.