The book is divided into two parts: transform methods and random processes. The first part, grounded in applied complex variables, explores advanced transform methods such as z-transforms and Hilbert transforms, concluding with Green's function for system analysis. The second part focuses on random processes and stochastic calculus, relevant for modeling physical and biological systems.
The author continues to provide extensive examples and applications from scientific and engineering literature, following a structure of theory, examples, and drill problems, with answers provided at the end. This book aims to educate both current and future generations of engineers.