The book "Control System Design" provides a comprehensive introduction to the methods of state-space representation and their application in control engineering. It covers central topics such as feedback control, the state-space representation of dynamic systems, and the dynamics of linear systems. Additionally, important aspects of frequency domain analysis, the controllability and observability of systems, as well as the design of dynamic response are discussed. With a length of 528 pages, the work offers a detailed and well-founded basis for students and professionals who wish to engage with the theory and practice of control engineering. The edition published in 1986 ensures that the concepts addressed are relevant both historically and in their current context. The book is written in English and is aimed at readers who want to develop a deeper understanding of the complex relationships in system control.