Numerical Methods for Engineers, With Programing and Software Applications

by Steven C. Chapra, Raymond P. Canale

*Retaining its comprehensive yet accessible and user-friendly style, this edition incorporates new examples and techniques *Includes excellent applications sections with a variety of engineering problems *contains software-based examples and engineering-oriented problems

Genres: Engineering, Mathematics, Textbooks, Programming, Technical, Computer Science, Nonfiction

924 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1985

Reviews

[Clint]

This book is actually really good for the subject. Great examples.

[Jeremy Elliott]

This book was a drag. Well, the subject can be a drag, and this book did an adequate job of presenting the material.

[Dona]

Just perfect for the course i'm currently in. It's easy to understand, gives examples of the codes to be written in computer. Give explanation on VBA Editor and Solver which is i need it the most.

[Achmad]

I learn all of the numerical method basic to start begin my expertise in scientific computing...

[Raghu Nandan]

One of the best books I ever read. The presentation of the book is awesome and every chapter has the following:
Motivation: why anyone should understand this subject
Mathematical background
Scope and preview of each chapter
Goals and objectives

I purchased this book for my post graduation mathematics subject.

I think this is how each book should be written and this is how subjects are to be taught.

[NADIR]

it is a good book to analyze the problems

[Naveen]

good

[Douglas Mendes]

Clear, organized and well written

[Juan Leon Becerra]

Comprehensive and easy to follow.

[Amr Sayed]

I haven't read the whole thing, but about 80% of it. The part relevant to the course anyway.

[Germán Heim]

Promocione Métodos Teóricos en Ing. B, no se puede pedir más

[Belen Correa]

Excelente servicio 👌

[James Millikan]

The platonic ideal an applied mathematics textbook: really clearly written, really relevant, really illuminating. I went from having no idea of how to solve problems in science and engineering with no analytic (long-hand) solutions, to having a sound grounding in computer-assisted methods for differential calculus, integral calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, as well as linear, polynomial, and exponential regression. For most engineering students enrolled in a numerical methods, Chapra's text is the clear choice.

[Thomas]

ugggh

[Adam Lohonyai]

Overall its a good textbook, but it contains several numerical methods that have been built into $20 non-programmable calculators.

[Raj Negi]

ok

[Rina Yulius]

buku yang bagus, meskipun contoh-contoh pemodelan dan aplikasi nya masih terasa minim, tapi secara keseluruhan bagus...

[Srikanya]

waste link

[Äbhí Barbiyal]

Good book