This book is ideal for students with a basic multivariable calculus background that wish to start learning vector calculus. It really covers just the basics: calculating line and surface integrals, the divergence and Gauss' Theorem, the curl and Stokes' Theorem, and the gradient. Oddly, the gradient was one of the last things treated in the book, rather than one of the first which is more standard.<br><br>Each chapter ends with exercises to help the reader along.<br><br>The only thing really wrong with this book is that while it is quite elementary in scope, it is quite expensive. I wouldn't have bothered reading it if I hadn't been able to pick it up on the cheap. Other than that though, I would definitely recommend this book to anyone looking to make the jump to vector calculus.