Lathi's book on signals and systems blows other books out of the water. It explains the difference between zero state response and zero input response in a great detail. Not only is this probably the best textbook on systems and signals, it is one of ...  Read More

Students taking a course with this book should already be familiar and skilled with most of the concepts. The book also contains sections at the end of every chapter explaining how to use matlab to solve problems related to the chapter's topic. It is ...  Read More

He spends a lot of time explaining in-depth examples, doing so without assuming the student has insight he or she probably does not. He realizes how important the concepts are and that many students may have forgotten them, or have become rusty. One d...  Read More

The book lacks simple explanations and does not introduce concepts in an organised manner. Most of this book is built trying to use real world analogies and distracting matlab scripts inserted into the text. Do not buy this book unless you are forced ...  Read More

This is only a good set of problem to solve, the theory has to explained by someone else. That is inacceptable but solvable. Gives examples that the solutions of which are not traceable to the method described. All the actual problems we have to do fo...  Read More

Even with one of the biggest backpacks there is no good way to carry this book. The thickness of the book causes the pages to curve so you have to move your head from side to side to read it. It may have been written by a non-english speaker.