Books in MIT OCW reading lists

Books in MIT OCW Electrical Engineering and Computer Science reading lists

30 books, cited across 108 archived MIT OCW Electrical Engineering and Computer Science courses. Not the current MIT curriculum or an institutional recommendation, and not a claim that these are every book any Electrical Engineering and Computer Science course assigns.

Most-cited books in MIT OCW Electrical Engineering and Computer Science courses: every work cited by 2+ distinct archived course offerings in this field, ranked by number of citing courses (ties: most recent citing year, then title).

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Most-cited books in MIT OCW Electrical Engineering and Computer Science courses: every work cited by 2+ distinct archived course offerings in this field, ranked by number of citing courses (ties: most recent citing year, then title) -- 10-30 works, mechanically generated, not editorially curated. 30 works shown.

#1 most-cited Optics

E Hecht · Cited in 6 archived MIT courses

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#2 most-cited Introduction to Algorithms

Thomas Cormen · Cited in 5 archived MIT courses

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#3 most-cited Introduction to the Theory of Computation

Michael Sipser · Cited in 4 archived MIT courses

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#4 most-cited Electromagnetic Fields and Energy

Hermann A. Haus · Cited in 4 archived MIT courses

Read at live.ocw.mit.edu ↗

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#5 most-cited Semiconductor Device Fundamentals

Robert. F Pierret · Cited in 4 archived MIT courses

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#6 most-cited Computational Complexity: A Modern Approach

Sanjeev Arora · Cited in 3 archived MIT courses

Read at theory.cs.princeton.edu ↗

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#7 most-cited Introduction to Probability

Dimitri Bertsekas · Cited in 3 archived MIT courses

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#8 most-cited Thermal Physics

Charles Kittel · Cited in 3 archived MIT courses

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#9 most-cited Signals and Systems

Alan V. Oppenheim · Cited in 3 archived MIT courses

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#10 most-cited The Art of Electronics

Paul Horowitz · Cited in 3 archived MIT courses

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#11 most-cited Elements of Information Theory

Thomas Cover · Cited in 3 archived MIT courses

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#12 most-cited Dynamic Programming and Optimal Control

Dimitri P Bertsekas · Cited in 3 archived MIT courses

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#13 most-cited Electromagnetic Field Theory: A Problem Solving Approach

Markus Zahn · Cited in 3 archived MIT courses

Read at ocw.mit.edu ↗

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#14 most-cited Microelectronics: An Integrated Approach

Roger Howe · Cited in 3 archived MIT courses

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#15 most-cited An Introduction to Game Theory

Martin J Osborne · Cited in 2 archived MIT courses

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#16 most-cited Principles of Population Genetics

Daniel Hartl · Cited in 2 archived MIT courses

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#17 most-cited An Introduction to Bioinformatics Algorithms

Neil Jones · Cited in 2 archived MIT courses

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#18 most-cited Linear Algebra and its Applications

Gilbert Strang · Cited in 2 archived MIT courses

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#19 most-cited Waves and Fields in Optoelectronics

Herman Haus · Cited in 2 archived MIT courses

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#20 most-cited Convex Optimization

Stephen Boyd · Cited in 2 archived MIT courses

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#21 most-cited Convex Optimization Theory

Dimitri Bertsekas · Cited in 2 archived MIT courses

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#22 most-cited Problem Solving with Algorithms and Data Structures Using Python

Bradley Miller · Cited in 2 archived MIT courses

Read at runestone.academy ↗

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  • 6.006 Introduction to Algorithms · Spring 2008 · Undergraduate Unclear

    “Miller, Bradley, and David Ranum. Problem Solving with Algorithms and Data Structures Using Python . Wilsonville, OR: Franklin, Beedle and Associates, 2005. ISBN: 9781590280539.”

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  • 6.006 Introduction to Algorithms · Fall 2011 · Undergraduate Recommended

    “Miller, Bradley, and David Ranum. Problem Solving with Algorithms and Data Structures Using Python . 2nd ed. Franklin, Beedle & Associates, 2011. ISBN: 9781590282571.”

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#23 most-cited Fundamentals of Applied Probability Theory

Alvin Drake · Cited in 2 archived MIT courses

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#24 most-cited Digital Communications

John G Proakis · Cited in 2 archived MIT courses

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#25 most-cited Digital Modulation and Coding

Stephen G Wilson · Cited in 2 archived MIT courses

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#26 most-cited Fundamentals of Wireless Communication

David Tse · Cited in 2 archived MIT courses

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#27 most-cited Information Theory and Reliable Communication

Robert G Gallager · Cited in 2 archived MIT courses

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#28 most-cited Microelectronic Circuits

Adel Sedra · Cited in 2 archived MIT courses

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#29 most-cited Microelectronic Devices and Circuits

Clifton Fonstad · Cited in 2 archived MIT courses

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#30 most-cited Neuro-Dynamic Programming

Dimitri P. Bertsekas · Cited in 2 archived MIT courses

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