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Numerical Methods for Chemical Engineers Using Excel, VBA, and MATLAB (Hardcover, New)
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Numerical Methods for Chemical Engineers Using Excel, VBA, and MATLAB (Hardcover, New)
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While teaching the Numerical Methods for Engineers course over the
last 15 years, the author found a need for a new textbook, one that
was less elementary, provided applications and problems better
suited for chemical engineers, and contained instruction in Visual
Basic (R) for Applications (VBA). This led to six years of
developing teaching notes that have been enhanced to create the
current textbook, Numerical Methods for Chemical Engineers Using
Excel (R), VBA, and MATLAB (R). Focusing on Excel gives the
advantage of it being generally available, since it is present on
every computer-PC and Mac-that has Microsoft Office installed. The
VBA programming environment comes with Excel and greatly enhances
the capabilities of Excel spreadsheets. While there is no perfect
programming system, teaching this combination offers knowledge in a
widely available program that is commonly used (Excel) as well as a
popular academic software package (MATLAB). Chapters cover
nonlinear equations, Visual Basic, linear algebra, ordinary
differential equations, regression analysis, partial differential
equations, and mathematical programming methods. Each chapter
contains examples that show in detail how a particular numerical
method or programming methodology can be implemented in Excel
and/or VBA (or MATLAB in chapter 10). Most of the examples and
problems presented in the text are related to chemical and
biomolecular engineering and cover a broad range of application
areas including thermodynamics, fluid flow, heat transfer, mass
transfer, reaction kinetics, reactor design, process design, and
process control. The chapters feature "Did You Know" boxes, used to
remind readers of Excel features. They also contain end-of-chapter
exercises, with solutions provided.
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