Mathematics for Electrical Engineering and Computing

**** "Mathematics for Electrical Engineering and Computing" by Mary P. Attenborough presents a challenging yet comprehensive view of mathematical concepts vital for engineering and computing professionals. Readers commend Attenborough's thorough explanations and structured approach, with an emphasis on practical applications. While the book is recognized as dense and somewhat difficult to digest, its value as a reference cannot be overstated. Customers looking for a resource to clarify complex topics often note that the book succeeds in delivering a wide range of subjects through clear examples, although they advise that new learners might struggle without supplementary resources, given the book's expectation of prior understanding. The book has become a go-to for professionals and students needing an efficient recap of essential mathematics, yet it is not designed as a self-teaching tool. One drawback cited by users is the online component of the book—specifically, issues with access to the website mentioned, including broken links. This raises concerns regarding the availability of errata and additional downloadable resources. Nonetheless, for engineers who have prior knowledge and seek a compact yet detailed reference, this book is highly recommended. In summary, while the book might not serve all learning styles, it is an excellent resource for electrical engineering and computing professionals looking for a succinct, comprehensive mathematical reference. **