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SOURCES OF ERROR

CHAPTER 01.03

How a Learner Can Use This Module


PRE-REQUISITES & OBJECTIVES

 

Pre-Requisites for Learning Sources of Error [PDF] [DOC]

Objectives of Sources of Error [PDF] [DOC]

TEXTBOOK NOTES

 

Text Chapter of Sources of Error? [PDF] [DOC]

DIGITAL AUDIOVISUAL LECTURES

 

Round-off Error: Definition and Examples [YOUTUBE 3:47]

Effect of Carrying Significant Digits [YOUTUBE 7:48]

Truncation Error: Definition [YOUTUBE 8:34]

Truncation Error: Example: Series [YOUTUBE 6:44]

Truncation Error: Example: Integration [YOUTUBE 6:12]

Truncation Error: Example: Differentiation [YOUTUBE 10:14]

MULTIPLE CHOICE TEST

 

Test Your Knowledge on Sources of Error [HTML] [FLASH] [PDF] [DOC]

PRESENTATIONS

 

A PowerPoint Presentation on Sources of Error [PDF] [PPT]

BLOG ENTRIES

 

Comparing Two Series to Calculate pi [BLOG]

Myth: Error Caused by Chopping a Number is Called Truncation Error [BLOG]

WOLFRAM DEMONSTRATION (External link | What are Wolfram Demonstrations? | Do need free Mathematica Player to run)

 

Accuracy of  Series of Approximation [NBP]

RELATED TOPICS

 

Introduction

Measuring Errors

Binary Representation

Floating Pt Representation

Propagation of Errors

Taylor Theorem Revisit


 

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