Need help about books from Electrical and Electronic engineers

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Recommended books for undergraduate engineering in Linear Control Systems, Signal & Systems, and Microprocessors include "Modern Control Engineering" by Ogata, "Signals and Systems" by Oppenheim, and "Intel Processors" by Barry B. Brey. Additional suggestions include "Control Systems Engineering" by Norman S. Nise and "Inside the Machine" by Jon Stokes. For insights into the curriculum at prestigious institutions like MIT, the MIT OpenCourseWare site is a valuable resource, offering access to course materials and recommended texts. Exploring these resources can provide a comprehensive understanding of the current engineering education landscape. Engaging with these recommended texts will enhance knowledge in the field.
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I want to know about books for undergraduate engineering level for three subjects;
Linear Control Systems, Signal & Systems and Microprocessors.

I have Modern Control Engineering by Ogata, S&S by Oppeinhum, Intel Processors by Barry B. Brey and Schaum's Oultines Microprocessors.

I heard good comments about Control Systems Engineering by Norman S. Nise and Inside the Machine by Jon Stoke, any help pls?

Actually I really want to know what books are taught in American universities like MIT etc. and other reputed foreign universities, so that I can know what's happening around the engineering world out of my institute. Thanks.
 
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