Complex analysis book recommendation for electrical. eng
Saff and Snider's Fundamentals of complex analysis is a nice enough book. It's just excessively pricey. 

Brown &amp; Churchill's Complex Variables and Applications is a good option as well (you can get an old edition for pretty cheap, and its content-wise the same as the new ones). 

Marsden &amp; Hoffman's Basic Complex Analysis is also a good option, but its a tiny bit more advanced than the other options (but still suitable for Eng/Math/Physics students). A nice feature of this is that he has a lot of hints and worked out problems. 

The OCW courses linked in Matt L.'s answer are alright -- the second one is based around Ahlfors' book which is more advanced than what most EE's will need (and just has some extra stuff to supplement Ahlfors). 

If I were to pick one, I'd go with Brown &amp; Churchill as its the one I used as an undergraduate, with Marsden &amp; Hoffman as a close second.