(Q1Ex)/4*0.2/6 + Q1/5*0.2/6 + + Q2/5*0.2/6 + Q3/5*0.2/6 + Q4/5*0.2/6 + Q5/5*0.2/6 + Q6/5*0.2/6 +
(MT+3)/10*0.2 + (F+1)/10*0.2 + P1/10*.2 + P2/10*.2
PREREQUISITE:
MATH 2411 AND 3191; PROGRAMMING EXPERIENCE
(such as CSC1401 or MATH 3250).
WHY TAKING IT:
Math 4650 (CSC 4650) is required for the
"Computer Science and Engineering" major,
and the "Computer Science" and "Actuarial Science"
options in the Mathematics degree and the Applied Mathematics degree
(as well as some other programs).
OTHER SIMILAR CLASSES AT CU-DENVER THIS SEMESTER:
MATH 4650-001 & SC 4656-001: Numerical Analysis I
Math 5660/CS 5616 - Numerical Analysis I
HOURS: Tue,Th 4-5:15 pm, Science Building 138.
INSTRUCTOR:
Prof. Andrew Knyazev
Office: CU (Dravo Bldg) 644. Phone: (303) 556-8102.
Office hours: Thursday 2-3:30 pm, or by appointment.
WWW: http://www-math.cudenver.edu/~aknyazev
TEXTBOOK:
Numerical Computing with MATLAB
by Cleve Moler
Published by SIAM
The whole book is also freely available for download from
MathWorks Numerical Computing with MATLAB Web site
SUBJECT: Methods for solving mathematical problems on the computer. Solution of linear and nonlinear equations, interpolation, and integration.
CONTENTS:
The class will follow the outline below, touching on each major topic
in a depth that will be determined by the pace of the class.
The dates are tentative and are not guaranteed.
OUTCOMES:
By the end of the semester you should be able
to read, understand and apply numerical methods
associated with the topics covered in the semester and
to correctly solve associated problems at the level of our textbook.
COMPUTING:
Individual projects will be accepted in Matlab only.
MATLAB can link executable files,
it has graphics already built in and it is an interpretive
language originally developed to handle mathematical problems.
The students are invited to use the
MERC lab
where computers with MATLAB are available.
Students may also consider getting their own
individual student version of MATLAB at
MATLAB & Simulink Student Version Release 14 Web page,
but it is not required for the class.
EXTERNAL LINKS:
IMPORTANT INFOMATION FOR STUDENTS:
CLAS students must always have an accurate mailing and e-mail
address: http:/www.cudenver.edu/registrar.
Students are responsible for completing financial arrangements
with financial aid, family, scholarships
INCOMPLETE GRADES (IW/IF): Incomplete grades (IW or IF) are
not granted for low academic performance. To be eligible for
an Incomplete grade, students must (1) successfully complete
75 percent of the course, (2) have special circumstances
(verification may be required) that preclude the student from
attending class and completing graded assignments, and (3)
make arrangements to complete missing assignments with the
original instructor. A CLAS Course Completion agreement is
strongly suggested.
16 August: (5:00 pm) Payment plan deadline for students
registering by 23 July 2004
18 August: Students not on financial aid are disenrolled for
non-payment.
26 August: Last day to select the wait-list for a closed
course. Students should check wait-list status daily.
30 August - 8 September: Students are responsible for
verifying an accurate Fall 2004 registration
via SMART.
2 September (midnight): Last day to add courses via the web
SMART system.
6 September: Labor day, no classes.
8 September (5:00 pm) Last day to add 16-week structured
courses. Treated as an absolute deadline.
The 8 Sept. add deadline does not apply to
independent study, internships, and late-starting
modular courses.
8 September (5:00 pm): Last day to drop a course for full
refund. Last day to select P/F grade option
1 November Last day to drop a Fall 2004 course without
associate dean approval.
12 November Last day to drop a Fall 2004 course for CLAS
students. Treated as an absolute deadline.
21-27 November Full week of Fall break, no classes.
11-17 December Final Exam week.