Circuit Principles (Second Edition) Teaching Guide

Author: Peng Yanglie
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This book is a teaching guide companion to "Circuit Principles" (2nd Edition) edited by Zhou Shouchang. The arrangement of chapters and titles in this book are the same as those in the textbook. Each chapter consists of three parts. The first part focuses on key points, difficulties, and learning guidance, which generally summarizes the basic content and problem-solving methods of each chapter. Based on teaching practice, it points out issues that readers should pay attention to in their studies, helping them master key points, understand difficulties, and systematically and deeply grasp the textbook content. The second part contains solutions to exercises after each section, and the third part contains solutions to exercises after each chapter. The entire book includes 532 problems (including all exercises and problems from the textbook). Each problem solution provides a step-by-step process, problem-solving approach, basis, and results. A few problems also offer alternative solutions, which is beneficial for readers to master the basic theories, concepts, and problem-solving methods of circuits. At the end of the book, there are mock tests and answers. This book can be used as a teaching guide for electrical and information engineering majors in ordinary universities and colleges, and it can also serve as a supplementary book for students preparing for postgraduate entrance examinations.