NUMERICAL ANALYSIS THEORY AND EXPERIMENTS

Numerical Analysis Theory and Experiments provided by Mai Ghida demonstrates the power of numerical methods in the context of solving complex engineering and scientific problems. The book helps to prepare future engineers and assists practicing engineers in understanding the fundamentals of numerical methods, especially their applications, limitations, and potentials.

Each Module contains many computational examples, as well as a section on applications that contain additional engineering examples. Each Module also includes a set of exercise/practice problems or questions.

The problems are designed to meet the needs of instructors in assigning homework and to help students with practicing the fundamental concepts. Although Numerical Analysis Theory and Experiments provided by Mai Ghida was developed with emphasis on engineering and technological problems, the numerical methods can also be used to solve problems in other fields of science.

Numerical Analysis Theory and Experiments provided by Mai Ghida provides an excellent introduction to the elementary concepts and methods of numerical analysis for students meeting the subject for the first time. The subject matter is organized into fundamental topics and presented as a series of steps. At the end of each step, checkpoints are included to allow the reader to gauge their understanding of the concepts introduced.

This textbook is intended as a guide for undergraduate and graduate students in engineering, science and technology
courses. Chapters of the book cover the numerical concepts of errors, approximations, differential equations and partial
differential equations. The simple presentation of numerical concepts and illustrative examples helps students and general
readers to understand the topics covered in the text.