In the MTH 362 Advanced Engineering Mathematics course we are going to study concepts in complex numbers, linear algebra, differential equations and probability theory. These topics are of great importance in engineering and other sciences.
Text: Advanced Engineering Mathematics, by E. Kreyzig, 8th edition
Evaluation:The will be two exams and a comprehensive final exam. The course average is calculated as follows:
Course average = ( 100*E1 + 100*E2 + 200*CW + 200*FE ) / 600
E1, E2 = exams, FE = final exam, CW = class work . Class work includes quizzes, maple projects, homework, special projects.The final Exam is comprehensive, but approximately one half of the final exam will be about the sections not covered in the first two tests.
MAPLE : we will have homework assignments for which the sofware Maple is required. Students that do not have experience with Maple must set up an appointment during the first 10 days of class to discuss it with me.
How to get helpI may help you with questions during office hours, or at other times by appointment. Also, I will try to answer questions sent by electronic mail as promptly as possible.
Schedule and homework assignments you may find them HERE
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