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Monday May 11, 2009
Announcements
Pages Covered Learn and do all problems on pages 1-10
Wednesday May 13, 2009
Pages Covered Learn and do all problems on pages 11-32
Special Homework Assignment for Grade Tweet on Numerical Methods. Put your name in the tweet. Go to Blackboard>Assignments Friday May 15, 2009
Programming Review
Sample Programming Project Sample programming project has been posted. The HW programming project will be assigned next week.
Links of "How do I do that in Matlab" that will help you with the experimental project? How do I differentiate in MATLAB? How do I integrate a continuous function in MATLAB? How do I integrate a discrete function in MATLAB? How do I solve a nonlinear equation in MATLAB? How do I solve a nonlinear equation that needs to be setup in MATLAB? How do I solve an initial value ordinary differential equation in MATLAB? Monday May 18, 2009
Pages Covered Learn and do all problems on pages 33-54 Wednesday May 20, 2009
Pages Covered Learn and do all problems on pages 60-73; 86-108 External Link An approach to looking at the Taylor Series which is worth looking at. This is from the Yale OCW Physics lecture. See the video (just up to 9:00 minutes) Friday May 22, 2009
See Friday May 15 entries. Monday May 25, 2009
Memorial Day Holiday. Learn the true reason for the holiday and watch how it is observed. Wed May 27, 2009
Pages Covered Learn and do all problems on pages 109-120 (Skip Lagrange Polynomial Stuff on pg 114-115) Clicker Quizzes Clicker Quiz (Differentiation) Programming Project Friday May 29, 2009
Programming Test: This is a 50-question multiple-choice test that lasts 100 minutes. The test is based on the skills (learned in EML3035) you need to complete your programming and experimental projects. A sample quiz is on the course website. Your programming test is open Chapman book, and you are allowed one 8.5"x11" sheet with anything on it (both sides). It has to be handwritten in your own handwriting. The syllabus has also been updated with this info.
Homework for Grade: A HW for grade is being assigned to you. It is in Blackboard under Assignments. You get 3 attempts (highest grade attempt is registered) but the numbers will be different each time. Time limit is 1 hr for each attempt and has to be finished when launched. Due date is June 2 at 12:01AM. Monday June 1, 2009Pages Covered Learn and do all problems on pages 109-120, 134-136, 146-182 Clicker Quizzes Wed June 3, 2009Test#1 Fri June 5, 2009 Pages Covered Learn and do all problems on pages 192-194, 197-201, 216-249 Mon June 8, 2009 Pages Covered Learn and do all problems on pages 250-259 Clicker Quizzes Wed June 10, 2009 Pages Covered Learn and do all problems on pages 260-269 Notes Replace Chapter 04.06 with this revised document. Fri June 12, 2009 Pages Covered Learn and do all problems on pages 270-285 Notes Revised first few pages of Chapter 04.07 Due Dates Poem HW is due June 21 midnight. See under assignments on blackboard.
Mon June 15, 2009 Pages Covered Learn and do all problems on pages 301-302, 307-312, 318-335 Videos
Special Assignment Homework (Due June 19 at 10:30AM) Do and submit all problems given here (answers are also given). Only one of the problems will be graded.
Wed June 17, 2009 Pages Covered Learn and do all problems on pages 351-380 Videos
Special Assignment Homework (Due June 19 at 10:30AM) Do and submit all problems given here (answers are also given). Only one of the problems will be graded. Fri June 19, 2009
Clicker Quizzes Project Project details are at this site. Due Friday July 10 at 10:30AM Test Test#2 is on Monday - 8 question from SLE and 8 questions from Interpolation. 12 of these questions will be multiple choice. Syllabus includes everything on SLEs and Interpolation. See individual dates above for included and excluded page numbers. Mon June 22, 2009
Test#2 is on Monday Wed June 24, 2009
Pages Covered Learn and do all problems on pages 381-384, 388-390, 398-436 Clicker Quizzes Howard Fox Rap Fri June 26, 2009
Pages Covered Learn and do all problems on pages 437-463. Mon June 29, 2009 Rate the best poems Polling starts 12:30PM June 29 and ends this Friday July 3 10:30AM. Go to assignments on Blackboard. 0.5 points extra credit. Pages Covered Learn and do all problems on pages 464-473 and the adequacy PPT notes. PPT Adequacy PPT Required Blogs to Visit for Syllabus In regression, when is coefficient of determination zero On calculating the height of atmosphere Finding the optimum polynomial order to use for regression Financial Crisis Video http://academicearth.org/lectures/origins-of-financial-mess
Wed July 01, 2009 Pages Covered Learn and do all problems on pages 474-76, 502-535, Richardson extrapolation handout Clicker Quizzes Required Blogs to Visit for Syllabus Fri July 03, 2009
Independence Day Holiday - Freedom is not defined as to be able to do whatever you want to do; you realize that when you know what we give up to have freedom. Mon July 06, 2009 Pages Covered Learn and do all problems on pages 552-593 Wed July 08, 2009 Pre-Req Info Learn from the 5 videos at the ODE Primer Link Pages Covered Learn and do all problems on pages 594-597, 617-642 Clicker Quizzes Fri July 10, 2009 Pages Covered Learn and do all problems on pages 643-660, 676-686 Mon July 13, 2009 Pages Covered Learn and do all problems on pages 687-702. Get revised chapter 08.07 to replace pages 687-694. A Newspaper Report to read after the exams Despite economy, experts still advise college students to major in what interests them Wed July 15, 2009 Test#3 4 questions each from Regression, Integration, ODE Fri July 17, 2009 Final Exam Final exam is a 32-question multiple-choice cumulative/comprehensive examination that lasts 2 hours. Each question has four choices. Four questions are asked from each of the eight topics. The final examination is NOT in the regular classroom. Check your email that I sent about this or see the online syllabus. To get ready for the exam, this is my advice. Go thru in sequence 1) the three tests 2) MC questions at the end of the chapters 3) clicker quizzes 4) sample quizzes and 5) problem sets in the book.
The
final exam for EML3041 is scheduled for Friday July 17th,
10:30AM-12:30PM (as given in the syllabus). The location of the
final exam will be
BEH103 (ample
seats and absence of claustrophobia). Arrive at 10:15AM for the
final exam for instructions, etc. Mark your
calendars with this info on your planners/cellphones. |
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