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.

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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

Color key: Lecture Homework Exam Vacation

March, 2006

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June, 2006

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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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