Programming in Fortran 90: A First Course for Engineers and Scientists1 review Ian M. Smith Wiley, 1995 A brief introduction to Fortran 90. As the title of the book indicates, this book does not discuss all aspects of Fortran 90. It can be useful for FORTRAN 77 programmers as a quick introduction to Fortran 90. It is not, however, suitable for beginners. It is certainly not suitable for teaching a course to beginning students. It can ...             Fundamentals of Engineering Programming with C and Fortran1 review Harley R. Myler Cambridge University Press, 1998 fortran I like to study the computer programming of fortran and this is my first time of studying.             FORTRAN 90 for Scientists and Engineers1 review Brian Hahn Butterworth-Heinemann, 1994 A fantastic book for renewing oneself to Fortran 90 It has been many years since I did Fortran programming, but once I decided to get involved for professional reasons, this was an excellent choice. The author slowly and extremely methodically exposes the reader to the Fortran 90 language with what I will coin "computational motivation." Simply ...             Computational Physics: Fortran Version Steven E. Koonin Westview Press, 1998 Computational Physics is designed to provide direct experience in the computer modeling of physical systems. Its scope includes the essential numerical techniques needed to "do physics" on a computer. Each of these is developed heuristically in the text, with the aid of simple mathematical illustrations. However, the real value of the book is in the eight Examples and Projects, where the reader ...             Problem Solving with Fortran 90: For Scientists and Engineers (Undergraduate Texts in Computer Science)1 review David R. Brooks Springer, 1997 procedural methods with no user interface Brooks gives you an introduction to the idea of using a computer to solve numerical problems. No previous experience with computing is assumed. He starts from scratch by explaining enough about the structure of a computer so that you can appreciate what is required in coding. He chose Fortran 90 as ...             Fortran 95 Handbook (Scientific and Engineering Computation)4 reviews Jeanne C. Adams, Walter S. Brainerd, ... The MIT Press, 1997 A thorough reference to Fortran 95. + Complete language reference, but not for rookies This is not a textbook, but it is an important reference for the Fortran 95 programmer. It covers the features inherited from Fortran 77 as well as the new features in Fortran 90 and 95.             Fortran 90/95 for Scientists and Engineers16 reviews Stephen Chapman McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math, 2003 Excellent text for modern programming + A Plethora of Examples + no experience necessary + Good for beginners and transfers             Programmer's Guide to Fortran 904 reviews Walter S. Brainerd, Charles H. Goldberg, ... Springer, 1995 Excellent + A solid, well-written introduction to the language I use this book over the Compaq fortran 90 language manual sometimes. Examples are easy to follow and the writing is very clear. Many examples. There is a nice section at the back on obsolete fortran 77 conventions, and their replacements. It's a nice compact book too - you don't realize how ...             Upgrading to Fortran 901 review Cooper Redwine Springer, 1995 Excellent, exceptionally well suited for self-study I have looked at many books on f90. This one excels by -being exceptionally clearly written in a colloquial style that explains the ideas behind the new concepts and is fun reading -explains simple things first and progresses to the more complex issues one at a time -contains only complete code ...             Computing for Scientists: Principles of Programming with Fortran 90 and C++3 reviews R. J. Barlow, AR Barnett Wiley, 1998 unorthodox but very nice introduction to programming + Straight to what matters + Pithy Treatment of a Voluminous Subject Intended for first or second year engineering or science students. It teaches programming at an introductory level. Yes, its a text book for one of those Programming 101 courses. However, what sets this textbook apart from others is that it employs two languages (i.e. Fortran and C++), instead ...             Introduction to FORTRAN 90 for Engineers and Scientists (Prentice Hall Modular Series for Engineering)3 reviews Larry R. Nyhoff, Sanford Leestma Prentice Hall, 1996 Exactly what I needed + Exactly what it advertises. I needed a book to get up and running in my new job as a Fortran programmer. This was just the book to do that! My job is in the engineering field and the book not only covered code that pertained to engineering concepts, but it also covered the necessary code and syntax that I was likely to ...             The Essentials of Fortran (Essential Series)2 reviews D. Rev. Smorlarski Research & Education Assn, 1989 overall a very useful book + Short Userful and To the point It's short and has all the basics. I have been programming in C for a few years and had to do some Fortan programming. I bought this book only and it was a breeze to wade through. Smolarski writes very clearly and it's only 120 pages so it reads very easily. The only bad thing is that certain ...             Compaq Visual Fortran6 reviews Norman Lawrence Digital Press, 2001 Yes, buy it. + The ONLY book that has it all + Using Compaq Visual Fortran + A great investment             Classical Fortran2 reviews Michael Kupferschmid CRC, 2002 Excellent book for the beginning Fortran programmer While this book doesn't include many of the newer additions to the Fortran language, it does cover all of the basics in enough detail that a beginning scientific or engineering programmer can easily write their own programs using it. However, the real value of this book is that it is written in a ...             Fortran 951 review M Counihan CRC, 1996 great this book is great when working in the mainframe....this helped me so much... i was so confused when processing my programs... but this book guides you step to step...thanks             Fortran 90/95 Explained6 reviews Michael Metcalf, John K. Reid Oxford University Press, USA, 1999 Essential reference book + Concentrated Acid for FORTRAN 95 + Fortran 90/95 Explained + The first F90 book I reach for             Fortran Programs for Chemical Process Design, Analysis, and Simulation1 review A. Kayode Coker Ph.D. Gulf Professional Publishing, 1995 Strictly for chemical engineering Fortran lives on, as shown by the example source code given in this book. The programs are for chemical engineering applications. They deal at the macroscopic level with such key issues as simulating fluid flow in a reactor. You should note that none of the programs deal with chemistry, per se. ...             Introducing Fortran 952 reviews Ian Chivers, Jane Sleightholme Springer, 2000 needs proofreading If you have never programmed, this might be an o.k. book. If you know already some other languages as I do you'd probably better of with some other text. I for myself feel like I wasted my money on this book. It is full of typos and has certainly not been proofread. For example, I found a ...             The High Performance Fortran Handbook (Scientific and Engineering Computation)1 review Charles H. Koelbel, David B. Loveman, ... The MIT Press, 1993 Clear and thorough Fortran is alive and well, Java and C++ notwithstanding. It still does a lot of the heavy lifting in numerical computing of all kinds. But, in order to stay relevant, it's had to change with the high-end machines that run those computations. Fortran 90 came a long way from F77, but not far enough. ...             Developing Statistical Software in Fortran 95 (Statistics and Computing)1 review David R. Lemmon, Joseph L. Schafer Springer, 2005 pragmatic choice of language Fortran just keeps chugging along. You rarely see Fortran texts in the computer section of bookstores anymore. Largely supplanted by newer programs with fancy user interfaces. But this book shows that there is still a lot of scientific activity that depends on Fortran. The text is directed at a ...