cepheid said:I like Introduction to Electrodynamics by David J. Griffiths, but that's because I have a physics background. The solutions manual for instructors is...shall we say easily obtainable online in a not-so-legitimate pdf version. ;-)
Edit: If advocating the illegal procurement of copyrighted material is against forum rules, I would ask the moderator to simply delete my second sentence above and please not to ban me (since I have a really good track record on these forums and have never done anything wrong before).
The textbook includes comprehensive explanations of electromagnetic principles and applications at an intermediate level. The solution manual provides step-by-step solutions to selected problems in the textbook. The CD contains supplemental materials such as simulations and interactive exercises.
No, this textbook is designed for students with a basic understanding of electromagnetics. It covers more advanced topics and assumes prior knowledge of fundamental concepts.
Yes, the textbook is written in a clear and concise manner, making it suitable for self-study. The solution manual and CD also provide additional resources for further practice and understanding.
A basic understanding of calculus, physics, and electric circuits is recommended for using this textbook. Prior knowledge in electromagnetics is also helpful, but not required.
The textbook is regularly updated to include the latest developments in the field of electromagnetics. The solution manual and CD are also updated accordingly to ensure accuracy and relevance.