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Applied Mathematics Syllabus

This document outlines the semester 2 curriculum for an applied mathematics course at Indian Maritime University. The course is worth 4 credits and consists of 45 lectures and 15 tutorials. The course covers topics including Fourier series, Laplace transforms, statistical methods, and numerical methods. Specific learning objectives are provided for each topic along with the number of lectures dedicated to teaching each objective. Recommended textbooks are also listed.

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Applied Mathematics Syllabus

This document outlines the semester 2 curriculum for an applied mathematics course at Indian Maritime University. The course is worth 4 credits and consists of 45 lectures and 15 tutorials. The course covers topics including Fourier series, Laplace transforms, statistical methods, and numerical methods. Specific learning objectives are provided for each topic along with the number of lectures dedicated to teaching each objective. Recommended textbooks are also listed.

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INDIAN MARITIME UNIVERSITY

SEMESTER II

UG 21 T5201 Applied Mathematics 45+15=60 Hrs Credit-4

SN Specific Learning Objective Lectures Tutorials


1 Fourier series 11 4
1.1 Define Inner product, Periodic function, Orthogonal function 0.5
1.2 State Dirichlet's conditions for Fourier Series expansion. 0.5
1.3 State Euler’s formulae. 0.5
1.4 State Fourier Series in different interval (α < x < α+2π) 0.5
1.5Find the Fourier Series for the function in the interval 0 < x <2π. 0.5
1.6 Define functions having points of discontinuity 0.5
1.7 Find the F. S. expansion of given function having points of 1
discontinuity.
1.8 State Fourier series for functions having arbitrary period (change 0.5
of interval)
1.9 Expand F.S. In different interval (change of interval) for given 1
function.
1.10 Define Even and Odd functions, Expansion of even and odd 0.5
function.
1.11 Find F.S for given even/odd function 0.5
1.12 Define Sine series and Cosine series 1
1.13 Express the function as a half-range sine /cosine series. 1
1.14 State Fourier Integral theorem. 1
1.15 Find the Fourier integral representation of the function. 0.5

1.16 Find the Fourier cosine integral of the function. 0.5

1.17 Find the Fourier sine integral of the function. 0.5


2 Laplace Transform 11 4
2.1Define Laplace Transform 0.5
2.2Apply the definition of LT to transforms of elementary 1
functions
2.3Solve problems by using Laplace transform of standard functions 1
2.4 State different properties (linearity, shifting, transforms of 1
derivatives and integrals,multiplication bytdivision by t) of Laplace
Transforms
2.5 Find the LT of given function using different 1
properties
2.6 Evaluate the integrals by LT. 0.5
2.7 Determine the Inverse LT of standard function. 1
1
2.8 Use the method of Partial fraction to find the ILT of given function.
0.5
2.9 Describe different properties (linearity, shifting, transforms of
derivatives and integrals, multiplication by sn, division by s) of
Inverse Laplace Transforms.
2.10 Find the Inverse Laplace transform of given function using 1
different properties
2.11 State Convolution theorem. 0.5
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SN Specific Learning Objective Lectures Tutorials
2.12 Apply convolution theorem to evaluate the Inverse function. 1
2.13 State working procedure to solve a linear differential equation
with constant coefficients by transform method. 1
2.14 Solve by method of transform the differential equation.

3 Statistical Methods 11 4
3.1 Find the mean using direct method for grouped data. 1
3.2 Find the mean using step deviation method for 1
grouped data.
3.3 Find mean, median, and mode of given data. 2
3.4 Define Range, quartile deviation, mean deviation, 1
standard deviation.
3.5 Calculate mean and standard deviation for the given 1
data.
3.6 Calculate the coefficient of variation for combined groups. 1
3.7 Calculate the coefficient of correlation using direct 1
method.
3.8 Find lines of regression of y on x and x on y using least 1
square methods.
3.9 Find the correlation coefficient from the following 1
data.
3.10 Find the rank correlation coefficient from the following data 1
4 Numerical Methods 12 3
4.1 Find a root of given equation by using Bisection method 1
4.2 Find the real root of the given equation by using Method of False 1
Position
4.3 Find by Newton’s method, the real root of the given equation 1
4.4 Evaluate the given expression by using deductions from the 1
Newton –Raphson formula
4.5 Define Forward differences, Backward differences, Central 1
differences, Divided differences
4.6 Explain Differences of polynomials. 0.5
4.7 Define Other difference operators: Taylor’s operator – D, shift
operator E, averaging operator, 1
4.8 Evaluate the forward difference of given function. 1
4.9 Construct the table of differences for the given data 1
4.10 Evaluate the backward difference of given function 0.5
4.11 Find the missing term from the table 0.5
4.12 State Newton’s forward and backward difference interpolation 1.5
formulas and calculate the given value.
4.13 Find the polynomial evaluating the data 0.5
4.14 Evaluate using Lagrange’s interpolation formula 1
4.15 Evaluate the given definite integral by using Trapezoidal rule 0.5
4.16 Evaluate the given definite integral by using Simpson’s rules. 1
4.17 Obtain a solution of given ODE using Picard’s method (initial 1
value problem)
4.18 Solve the given Ode using Euler’s method (one step method) 1
1
4.19 Solve the given ODE using Runge-Kutta method.

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TEXT BOOKS
1. Higher Engineering Mathematics - Dr. Grewal,B.S .

RECOMMENDED BOOKS FOR REFERENCE:

2. A Text book of applied mathematics Vol.I - Wartikar, P.N.&Wartikar,J.N


3. Further Engineering Mathematics –K.A.Stroud
4. Advanced Engineering Mathematics – Dr. A.B. Mathur&Prof. V.P.Jaggi
5. K Hoffman and R Kunze, Linear Algebra, Pearson Education, 2nd Edition, 2005
6. Erwin Kreyszig, Advanced Engineering Mathematics, Wiley India, 9thEdition, 2011

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