Preface
Mathematics without practice is incomplete. Practice of mathematics without understanding theory is meaningless. Theory and practice are two sides of the same coin. Like the two sides of a coin, theory and practice have their differences, and they are inseparable. Mathematics for Engineers is designed to explain theory and practice together in a meaningful way, providing engineers with a comprehensive understanding of fundamental mathematical concepts crucial for their academic and professional endeavors. The depth and breadth of this textbook offers comprehensive coverage of all the basic mathematical tools needed for first-year engineering students, as well as a reference for veteran engineers and industry professionals.
This textbook is originated from a one-semester course dedicated to introductory engineering mathematics taught in many universities and engineering colleges over the past several years primarily to first-year engineering students. This covers a wide range of syllabus requirements globally. In particular, the textbook is highly suitable for the latest National Certificate and Diploma courses and Vocational Certificate of Education in science & engineering programs. First year undergraduates who need some remedial mathematics may also find it helpful in meeting their needs. Overall, the textbook provides a solid foundation in mathematical principles, which may enable students to solve mathematical, scientific, and associated engineering principles. ...
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