Note that I have already this book, "Reverse Engineering an industrial perspective by Vinesh Raja and Kiran J. Fernandes"
Engineering Design Process by Yousef Haik, Tamer M. Shahin
Here are some recommendations for reverse engineering books that may be suitable for an undergraduate level course in industrial and mechanical engineering:
Each of these books provides a comprehensive introduction to reverse engineering concepts and techniques, with a specific focus on industrial and mechanical engineering applications. I recommend that you review the table of contents and read some reviews to determine which book would best suit your course requirements and teaching style.
1. Reverse Engineering: A Practical Guide, by Douglas R. Cobb
2. Reverse Engineering: The Art of Deconstructing a System, by John Aycock
3. Reverse Engineering for Beginners, by Dennis Yurichev
4. Reverse Engineering: Principles and Applications, by Carl Schou
5. Automated Reverse Engineering of Software: A Practitioner's Guide, by Michael L. Collard
6. Reverse Engineering: An Introduction to the Basic Concepts, by Andreas Zeller
7. Reverse Engineering of Object Oriented Code, by Donohue and Holt
8. Reverse Engineering for Beginners, by Dennis Yurichev
9. Reverse Engineering of Software: An Introduction, by Gary McGraw and John Viega
10. Reversing: Secrets of Reverse Engineering, by Eldad Eilam