Need an intro Electronic/Electrical engineering text

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First-year engineering students studying electrical engineering concepts like circuit theory, boolean algebra, digital logic gates, and signal processing often seek effective study resources. Recommended materials include Schaum's Basic Circuit Analysis, which provides clear explanations and practice problems, and online resources such as Wikipedia and All About Circuits, which offer comprehensive overviews and detailed examples. These resources can help clarify fundamental concepts and enhance understanding in preparation for exams.
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Hey, I'm in first year engineering (mechanical), but we study EE as well. I've got exams coming up in about 2 weeks, and I need a good intro text to help me study since the lecture notes I have aren't really adequete.

The kind of stuff I'm covering include circuit theory (thevenin problems, superposition etc) boolean algebra, digital logic gates, binary and a little bit of signal processing...

It's just an introduction to this stuff really, nothing to complicated, but I still need some help.

Thanks guys.
 
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