Hi, the book is
& u) J' R3 b, X) uEngineering Electromagnetics with CD, by William H. Hayt, John A. Buck, 7 edition (January 20, 2005), ISBN: 00731046396 S& G1 L0 \) r7 {& X
No, I suggest you read English book, because in the exam/test, you will face English questions.
7 X& p" c+ l+ f" u" ~& Q6 dNickel's EM class is VERY HARD!!! I suggest you take it not in your first quarter, because you won't have enough time to study, no time to study such a hard class.
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Engineering Statistics??? Applied Graph Theory ???
2 L+ d; i/ W4 w. N6 `% u+ U0 q9 ~* AI don't know these classes, never heard any people took those before,
1 }0 _9 `$ W1 I5 I; U; Fso you will not be able to get previous notes/test questions.
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9 o. N* [% }6 i; Y# sWhy don't you choose these two, most students take these two as part of the 4 Math required classes: Applied Mathematics II (2 units) taught by Metwally
9 n ?& R' A2 \9 ^) t* ]Dr. Metwally is nice, it is a ok class and the math will be advanced engineering math ...! E0 ?9 B' ]6 V% j
Linear Algebra I (2 units) taught by Garrison" O& l; g5 a' M# P# [ T) b3 l8 y
Dr. Garrison is a tough, his exam is always hard, the class is all about matrix manipulations. |