Signals and Systems

I highly recommend this book to graduate level learners who are eager to learn thoroughly about signals and systems. Student like me whose research is related to much knowledge on this field but no any backgrounds of this field, should really use this book as their 'Bible'.It not only give detailed explanations on every definition but also provides bunch of examples on EE and ME majors. Besides,I really appreciate the Matlab tutorial in the end of each chapter! It is so helpful for whom really wants to learn!

I found this book useful for a Signals and Systems class I took that required this book. I didn't find it hard to follow or anything, though I'm math-oriented by nature and used it with Schaum's outline (by Hsu) as well.If anyone's wondering whether this book is the same as the "2005 Interactive Solutions Edition", the answer, as far as I can tell, is yes. I compared mine with a 2005 version and the only difference I noticed is that the 2005 edition has indications where an "Interactive Solution" is available.

This book is a must for second or third year engineering students (electrical, biomedical, etc...) the concepts can be difficult to understand but the book did a good job simplifying it.

good job

good

Signals and Systems covers several topics rapidly and concisely. Everything you need to know is there but you might spend some time looking for it. The writing is very fluid and engaging.

Crapy book

Seems to cover everything related to signals and systems. The tables in the appendix are okay. Also includes an index, table of contents, and other features of a book. For that I give it one star.If you come into signals and systems fresh, this is an awful book. Sometimes it will take multiple paragraphs to describe a function or method of doing something, other times it will introduce a function with little explanation.There's plenty of examples. Some of them are good, many are bad, most are lacking like two sentences of explanation that would save twenty minutes of watching youtube videos.