Principles of Engineering Electromagnetic Fields Teacher's Manual

Author: Ni Guangzheng
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This manual is a supplementary textbook developed based on the main textbook "Principles of Engineering Electromagnetic Fields" edited by Ni Guangzheng. "Principles of Engineering Electromagnetic Fields" edited by Ni Guangzheng is a research outcome of the Ministry of Education's 21st Century Teaching Content and Curriculum System Reform Program, a 21st Century Curriculum Textbook, and has also been included in the National Textbook Plan for General Higher Education in the "11th Five-Year Plan." This manual is specifically designed for teachers using the "Principles of Engineering Electromagnetic Fields" textbook to enrich and expand teaching content, further improve teaching quality, and is a summary of the teaching experience of the author group. The content of the entire book is presented in the order of the chapters in the main textbook, covering "Basic Content and Requirements," "Teaching System Framework," "Analysis of Related Teaching Key Points and Difficulties," and "Exercise Solutions and Answers" for each chapter. It also includes typical mid-term and final exam questions for undergraduate students and typical entrance exam questions for master's degree candidates. Additionally, to facilitate teachers using the main textbook and this manual in compiling their own teaching materials with unique styles, methods, and experiences, the book comes with electronic teaching plan materials (CD-ROM) on relevant knowledge points centered around teaching key points and difficulties, which readers can freely edit and use. This book can be used as a reference for university teachers teaching electromagnetic field courses, as a teaching reference and study guide for a broad readership self-studying electromagnetic field courses, and is also suitable for candidates for master's degree programs as a reference for reviewing electromagnetic field theoretical knowledge.