Applied Mathematics for Engineering. Volume 2

Author: Wan Jinbao
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This series of books can be used as teaching materials for mathematics and engineering mechanics related content in vocational and technical colleges and adult colleges for electromechanical majors, or as reference books for relevant engineering technicians. This series is one of the pilot textbooks for the "Reform and Practice of Teaching Content System for Mechanical Basic Courses in 21st Century Vocational and Technical Education" research project by the Ministry of Education and the "Reform and Practice of Teaching Content System for Electromechanical Majors in Vocational and Technical Education" research project by the Guangdong Provincial Department of Education. It was completed through teaching practice exploration and based on research on the teaching content system in vocational and technical education in domestic and international institutions. The series takes advanced mathematics and theoretical mechanics as the main thread, appropriately introducing related content such as linear algebra, vector algebra, differential equations, vibration theory, and fluid dynamics. The series has formed a theoretical teaching content system aimed at cultivating comprehensive engineering technology application capabilities, meeting the needs of current teaching reform. The series is divided into two volumes, covering three parts. This book is the second volume, including the third part of Advanced Calculus and Dynamics, covering topics such as multivariable calculus, fundamentals of dynamics, ordinary differential equations, single-degree-of-freedom linear systems, and fundamentals of fluid mechanics. The reference teaching hours for this series are 140 hours, with the first volume accounting for 90 hours and the second volume for 50 hours.