Numerical Methods using Matlab (12040602)
(for engineers)
Spring, 2006
course description
This is a numerical methods course for scientists and engineers,
using Matlab. Whereas the course is not theorem-oriented, the
emphasis is on understanding the underlying concepts, rather than
just the mechanics of problem solving.
For
- a detailed outline
- the slides used in class
- suggested texts
surf over to
here.
instructor
name :
Dr. Aharon Naiman
email :
<naiman@math.jct.ac.il>
office hours : Monday, 13:30-14:30
office location : Room #313b
meetings info
meetings time : Tuesday, 16:15-17:45
meetings location : Samson #243
tutorials and labs
lab times :
lab location : electronics lab, 4th floor (Room #403)
For the quickest response time (hopefully) this side of the Jordan
River, send your question by email to the
<aennmassistants@yahoogroups.com>.
Here you can find an example of how to code up your
Matlab homework.
There are also further
Matlab hints.
Calendar
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grading scheme
| component |
fraction |
| ~12 homework assignments |
30% |
| midterm examination |
20% |
| final examination |
50% |
In addition, please note the following:
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The above grading scheme is only for students who pass the
final examination. Otherwise, the final examination
comprises the entire grade.
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The value of late assignments will decrease by 25% for
each week late.
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No makeups will be given for the midterm exam.
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Attendance: >= 70% in order to sit for more
than one final.
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Plagiarism: Cooperation in the homework
assignments should be limited to clarification of problem
statements and questions concerning syntax and usage of
programming tools. Anything else will be considered an
academic offense resulting in failure of the course.
To check on your grades, enter the
AUTOQ
system.