Fundamentals of Electrical and Computer Engineering is a comprehensive textbook designed to provide students with a solid foundation in the core concepts and principles of electrical and computer engineering. This book is intended for students who are new to the field and those who are interested in refreshing their knowledge. The book is organized into 22 chapters in two volumes, covering topics such as electrical units and constants, mathematical engineering, concepts of probability and statistics, engineering economics, electrical materials, electrical circuits, circuit analysis and network, communication engineering, digital signal processing, digital communications, power electronics, power engineering, power system analysis, electrical machines, magnetic field, electronics, digital systems, control engineering systems, computer systems, computer networks, software engineering, and ethics of practicing engineering. Volume I contains Chapters 1-11, whereas Volume II comprises Chapters 12- 22. Each chapter provides clear explanations of the fundamental concepts, followed by numerous examples and exercises to reinforce the understanding of the material. The book also includes illustrations and diagrams to help students visualize abstract concepts and ideas. In addition, the book features several special sections that highlight the practical applications of the concepts being discussed, their historical development, and the ethical considerations associated with their use. For more details, please visit http://centralwestpublishing.com