Modeling

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This book is very rich in content, covers in great detail a lot of very important and current concepts in semiconductor devices, it has some typos, though. I don't know exactly what kind of word processor Dr. Liou used to type this book, but any current word processor would've made a better job in typing equations, and giving a better format to this book. Anyway this is a very good reference for any person who is serious about semiconductor devices.

i think this book is book.. but the examples are not working fine.

If you are a computer science student or advance programmer, you should get this book. The diagrams and descriptions in the book give you insights of the advance programming which would help you. However you may get confused because the examples in the book is using the programming language Eiffel. You would like this book if and only if you like hard coding.

The book is well written but not very extensive. It points to the applications right from the beggining and it is certainly of great value for students and engineers already engagged with Balanis Book on antenna theory. I strongly recommend Makarov's book for training students with a strong numerical methods background on electromagnetics, as a prerequisite before taking the course.

An incredibly easy book to read. I found I could go from section to section and extract the knowledge that needed at that time. Sometimes I just pick it up and open it at random and I often get something new out of it. After being exposed to this book you can see how dimensional analysis is something that most of us should be capable of applying to those problems that lend themselves to no other approach. The only reason I gave it 4 and not 5 was because I would have liked to see more financial examples and I don't think amperes should be considered a fundamental unit. One of the best technical books I have bought.

This book attempts to do two things.

1. Introduce the reader to the science, techniques and applications of atomistic simulations of crystalline and molecular systems.

2. Compare and contrast the quantity and quality of atomistic simulations in different geographies (US, Japan and Europe primarily).

This work succeeds on both counts. There is enough scientific background on the simulation techniques for people in related fields (chemistry, physics, materials science) to understand.

Overall, the text is easy to read, there are many references, all data that can be put into tables/charts has been, and the math is kept to a minimum. There is good coverage of techniques, algorithms, and software codes used in simulations. This book also provides a needed history of atomistic simulations; citing related Nobel Prizes, scientific breakthroughs, major software developments, and important test cases.

This book should not be used as an introduction to doing atomistic modeling though. It is best used as a reference text by people who either do atomistic simulations for a living, or have to rely on its results.

Within a week I was making my first 3d architectural model with good results. This book is very good and avoids to be general: it is focused on architecture and that is a relief after seeing a lot of books which explain autocad features with examples from all disciplines (mechanics, etc), which tend to confuse time-needing architects and draftmen. I recommended it in full.

The tutorial about shadow rendering is good but I had some trouble getting the right result (Acad R14). There is a bug in Autocad render module when MS Windows is set to international settings, I lost a couple of days finding out the solution to this problem. I found it at the technical support page of Autodesk. In the book there is no mention to it.

The concept of Professor Scheer to analyse and structure the business processes in order to derive the IT structure of a company is unmatched in the industry. No other Software tool I have seen so far provides a general concept and the means to wholisticly map an organisation into an IS concept. This is really best of bread and for all IS Managers and Business Planning People a must.

I would like to give this book 3.5 stars but as you know there is no half-star in the universe :-) I think 4 is okay. This book has too many illustrations, perhaps far beyond necessity. This is not a basic book of internet.Rather a title like "The big elimentary book of popular internet software and working with modem" would better describe the content. Still for new users it will work fine. I would strongly recommend this for your first step towards internet. But if you are little more advanced with all functions internet offers, dont waste your time in an illustrative child care home:-)