Software Solutions for Engineers and Scientists
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A01=Maria P. Canton
advanced engineering software development
artificial intelligence applications
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C++ program
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Child Windows
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computational applications
Conversion Routines
data interpolation algorithms
Data Set
Developer Studio
Device Context
Dialog Box
Double Precision Format
Elliptical Arc
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Error Sum
floating point computation
Function's General Form
High Order Bit
high-precision calculations
IBM Microcomputer
Inline Assembly
Logarithmic Approximation
Low Level Procedures
machine arithmetic
Maria P. Canton
Math Unit
numerical analysis methods
RGB Format
scientific computing techniques
software development
Stock Pens
Window Procedure
Windows Program
Windows programming
Xerox PARC
Product details
- ISBN 9781420043020
- Weight: 1780g
- Dimensions: 178 x 254mm
- Publication Date: 18 Oct 2007
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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Software requirements for engineering and scientific applications are almost always computational and possess an advanced mathematical component. However, an application that calls for calculating a statistical function, or performs basic differentiation of integration, cannot be easily developed in C++ or most programming languages. In such a case, the engineer or scientist must assume the role of software developer. And even though scientists who take on the role as programmer can sometimes be the originators of major software products, they often waste valuable time developing algorithms that lead to untested and unreliable routines.
Software Solutions for Engineers and Scientists addresses the ever present demand for professionals to develop their own software by supplying them with a toolkit and problem-solving resource for developing computational applications. The authors' provide shortcuts to avoid complications, bearing in mind the technical and mathematical ability of their audience.
The first section introduces the basic concepts of number systems, storage of numerical data, and machine arithmetic. Chapters on the Intel math unit architecture, data conversions, and the details of math unit programming establish a framework for developing routines in engineering and scientific code. The second part, entitled Application Development, covers the implementation of a C++ program and flowcharting. A tutorial on Windows programming supplies skills that allow readers to create professional quality programs. The section on project engineering examines the software engineering field, describing its common qualities, principles, and paradigms. This is followed by a discussion on the description and specification of software projects, including object-oriented approaches to software development.
With the introduction of this volume, professionals can now design effective applications that meet their own field-specific requirements using modern tools and technology.
Minnesota State University, Mankato, USA South Central College, North Mankato, Minnesota, USA
