The foundation of science and engineering, mathematics provides strong instruments for problem-solving, system modelling, and innovation. The purpose of this book, Applied Mathematics: Techniques for Engineering and Science, is to close the gap between abstract mathematical ideas and their practical applications across a range of fields. It offers a thorough introduction to mathematical methods with a focus on their applicability and usefulness in scientific and engineering settings.

My primary goal is to give educators, professionals, and students a practical tool that will help them tackle difficult problems in their fields. From basic ideas like calculus and linear algebra to more complicated topics like differential equations, optimization, and numerical analysis, this book covers a broad spectrum of topics. By combining theoretical insights with exercises and examples, each chapter guarantees a well-rounded understanding of the material.

Years of research, teaching, and cooperation with subject-matter specialists are reflected in this book. It seeks to cultivate a profound understanding of applied mathematics' role in creativity and discovery while making it approachable and interesting. This book is your guide to the fascinating nexus of science, engineering, and mathematics, whether you are a practitioner looking for answers to real-world issues or a student hoping to grasp basic ideas.