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Numerical Methods

Griffith SciencesEnvironment And Science
Credits2.4
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Semester offeredTrimester
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Last updated3 months ago

Description

This course introduces students to numerical and computational methods for the solution of mathematical problems that cannot be solved in a straightforward way by hand using analytical mathematics. Topics covered include nonlinear equations, linear systems, data fitting via interpolation, differentiation, integration, and solution of systems of differential equations. This course also develops student skills in the use of programming to code implementations of numerical algorithms, as well as using industry-standard software packages for built-in functions and data visualization. Prerequisites: (1201SCG Linear Algebra or 1010ENG Engineering Mathematics 1) AND (1202SCG Calculus I or 1020ENG Engineering Mathematics 2)

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