03-08-2010, 08:44 AM
Excel For Scientists & Engineers
Numerical methods require extensive calculation, which is easily
accomplished using today's desktop computers. A number of books have been
written in which numerical methods are implemented using a specific
programming language, such as FORTRAN or C++. Most scientists and
engineers received some training in computer programming in their college days,
but they (or their computer) may no longer have the capability to write or run
programs in, for example, FORTRAN. This book shows how to implement
numerical methods using Microsoft Excel@, the most widely used spreadsheet
software package. Excel@ provides at least three ways for the scientist or
engineer to apply numerical methods to problems:
by implementing the methods on a worksheet, using worksheet formulas
by using the built-in tools that are provided within Excel
by writing programs, sometimes loosely referred to as macros, in Excel's
Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) programming language.
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