The first class in Electricity and Magnetism is often difficult for undergraduates.  The  course material brings together diverse concepts in Physics and Mathematics in a way that can challenge some students.  This book is a useful primer for undergraduates.  The book focuses on the mechanics of applying the four equations attributed to Maxwell.  There is little or no discussion of the engineering or physics involved in applying these equations.  The author presents each equation in a separate chapter and shows the different forms, e.g. integral, differential, in which they are written.  The step by step identification of each and every term and operation can get boring but it provides a good explanation for the new student.  It is a quick read and can be a useful reference during a class.  The problems at the end of each chapter are good ones and I particularly liked the approach of providing solutions to all problems on a website.