Control Systems Engineering 8th Edition

This book covers in a very didactic way the topics of automatic control and also analyzes cases using matlab / simulink and labview, two fundamental tools to simulate automatic control systems. As for the quality of your printing, there is nothing to reproach.

Book provides a lot of real-world examples, and worked problems. However, maybe not as rigorous in mathematical details as the book by Ogata.

All end of chapter problems are at the end of the book, not the chapters.Many of the example problems reference going to the Wiley website for a worked solution.Both questions and example solutions can be downloaded as a PDF from Wiley for free.The paper quality is poor, similar to cheap low weight printer papermany pages are stuck together in my book from what appears to be glue that dripped on the bottom edge of the bookThe entire book is printed in greyscale, no color images not a huge problem but does make reading a bit more difficult.The information presented is fairly clear and tends to focus on conceptual understanding instead of purely mathematical representations.Overall good material but a poor printing of it.

I use this text I a graduate class to consolidate first year students from diverse backgrounds and capabilities. Perfect text.

No practice problems at end of each chapter like traditional textbooks. Rest is fine.