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Scilab is open-source software for numerical computation with
potential applications in science, mathematics, engineering, and other
branches of the humanities. Before delving into the book, learners are
advised to familiarize themselves with the basic commands and
computing structure of Scilab. This is because the primary focus of the
book is on the application of Scilab in solving physics problems. Many
universities have included Scilab computing in their Undergraduate
Physics courses.
The book provides a physical interpretation of complex calculations and results, utilizing
mathematical and computational tools to enhance comprehension. We
have employed a descriptive approach to explain concepts, including
step-by-step derivations, diagrams, graphs, and examples.
Highlighted Features:
• Aligned with UGC's CBCS-LOCF syllabus for thorough coverage.
• Enhances comprehension through a physical interpretation of intricate calculations using mathematical and computational tools.
• Employs a descriptive approach, featuring step-by-step derivations, diagrams, graphs, and examples to clarify concepts.
• Demonstrates real-world applications through examples for a deeper understanding.
• Includes practice exercises at the conclusion of each chapter to refine coding skills.
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BIKASH KUMAR NAIK
Bikash Kumar Naik has successfully completed his post-graduation in Physics from Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, India, specializing in condensed matter physics. Currently, he holds the position of a lecturer in physics at Government Polytechnic, Bolangir, Odisha, India. In addition to fulfilling his teaching and administrative duties at Government Polytechnic, Bolangir, he actively participates in physics education research with a focus on improving classroom teaching effectiveness. Notably, Mr. Naik has published international papers on physics education-related research in Scopus-indexed journals.
