Mathematical Modeling With Excel

About The Book : Mathematical Modeling Is The Practice Of Applying Mathematics To Real-World Problems And Investigating Important Questions About Their Outcomes. Mathematical Modeling With Excel Presents The Various Methods Used To Build And Analyze Mathematical Models In A Format That Students Can Quickly Comprehend. Excel Is Used As A Tool To Accomplish This Goal Of Building And Analyzing The Models. Ideal For Math And Secondary Math Education Majors, This Text Presents A Wide Variety Of Common Types Of Models, As Well As Some New Types Not Traditionally Covered. Each Is Presented In A Unique. Easy-To-Understand Format. End-Of-Chapter Exercises Ask Students To Modify Or Refine The Existing Model, Analyze It Further, Or Adapt It To Similar Scenarios. With A Flexible Design And Student-Friendly Writing Style, Mathematical Modeling With Excel Is The Clear Choice For Engaging Readers In Important Modeling Techniques, Mathematical Concepts And Application Types. About The Author : Brian Albright Grew Up In Colby, Ks. He Attended College At Emporia State University Where He Studied Mathematics And Secondary Education. He Went To Graduate School At Washington University In St. Louis. Currently He Teaches At Concordia University Where He Lives With His Wife And Children. Target Audience : This Text Is Appropriate For A Variety Of Introductory Mathematical Modeling Courses Offered Within The Department Of Mathematics. It Is Also Ideal For Use As A Supplement Title For Courses In Differential Equations, Operations Research, And Biological Mathematical Modeling.