Scribd
Upload
16 views

Numerical Syllabus 0402

This document outlines the syllabus for a numerical analysis course including course objectives, schedule, assignments, grading policy and instructor contact information. The course covers topics like root finding, linear algebra, optimization, integration, differentiation and ordinary differential equations. Evaluation includes exams, homework, a term project and class participation. The instructor's office hours and contact details are provided.

Uploaded by

980911seo
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
16 views

Numerical Syllabus 0402

This document outlines the syllabus for a numerical analysis course including course objectives, schedule, assignments, grading policy and instructor contact information. The course covers topics like root finding, linear algebra, optimization, integration, differentiation and ordinary differential equations. Evaluation includes exams, homework, a term project and class participation. The instructor's office hours and contact details are provided.

Uploaded by

980911seo
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 2

ME301 Numerical Analysis

Spring 2024, Kyung Hee University

Byeongchan Lee ([email protected])

Lectures
- Tue & Thu 10½ - 11¾
- Place: Room 165, Engineering Building

Office hours
- Tue 13 – 14 @ Room 405, Engineering Building

Objectives
- To understand how to translate mathematical expressions to computer programs
- To better implement numerical solutions
- To gain hands-on experience in scientific computing

Course description
This class provides students with the opportunities to experience ‘scientific computing’ in
two ways. First, students are exposed to problems with no analytic solutions, and expected to
construct the procedures to solve the problems using a computer. Second, students learn
programming not only as a workflow but also as a logical interpretation of mathematical
expressions behind the workflow.

Course website
e-campus.khu.ac.kr

Prerequisite
Introduction to Programming

Textbooks (either one should work)


S. C. Chapra and R. P. Canale, Numerical Methods for Engineers
S. C. Chapra, Applied Numerical Methods with MATLAB for Engineers and Scientists

References
- Amos Gilat, MATLAB: An introduction with applications, 4th edition Si Version (Wiley)
- MATLAB & SIMULINK Official student version user guide (Korean)
- Official website at www.mathworks.com for more resources

Grading
- Exams: 60% (20% each)
- Term project: 20% (Individual, oral presentation + documentation)
- Homework: 18% (6% each)
- Class attendance & participation: 2%

Evaluation policy
- All homework assignments as well as any other activities used as a basis of grading must be
done individually although discussions are encouraged. Misconduct will result in the failure
for the final grade.
Class Schedule
Week Date Lectures Others
03/05 T Basics*
1
03/07 Th Basics*
03/12 T Basics
2
03/14 Th Root finding
03/19 T Root finding
3
03/21 Th Root finding HW #1 out
03/26 T Linear algebra*
4
03/28 Th Linear algebra* HW #1 due
04/02 T Linear algebra*
5
04/04 Th Linear algebra* HW #2 out
04/09 T Optimization
6
04/11 Th Optimization* HW #2 due
04/16 T Optimization
7
04/18 Th Review
04/23 T Exam #1
8
04/25 Th No Class
04/30 T Curve fitting
9
05/02 Th Curve fitting
05/07 T Integration
10
05/09 Th Integration HW #3 out
05/14 T Differentiation
11
05/16 Th Differentiation HW #3 due
05/21 T Review
12
05/23 Th Exam #2
05/28 T Ordinary differential equations
13
05/30 Th Ordinary differential equations Term project out
06/04 T Ordinary differential equations
14
06/06 Th Holiday
06/11 T Presentation Term project due
15
06/13 Th Presentation
06/18 T Review
16
06/20 Th Final Exam
* online lectures + activities

More words
1. Although this is not an English class, it is still an English-speaking class. Your English
skills are less important, but your participation is more important. Let your voice be heard for
your own benefits.
2. No exam, no grade. No exceptions!!
3. Make the most out of office hours for homework and other class-related questions or
comments.
4. No cell phones. Please turn your phone off during class time.

You might also like