Transform Methods and Numerical Analysis
6H3704
Credits: 5, ECTS Credits: 7,5
Grading: 3, 4, 5
Language: Engelska / English
Time: Period 1, 2006/7
Coordinator
Armin Halilovic
office: 5046
tel. 08-790 4810
www.syd.kth.se/armini
armin@syd.kth.se
Aim
The course provides fundamental knowledge of transformations and numerical analysis.
It also gives training in mathematical modeling.
Content:
Transform Methods
Heavisidefunction.Dirac function.
Fouriertransforms. Laplace transforms. Z-transform.
Applications on continuous and discrete dynamical systems.
Numerical analysis:
Linear systems of equations, non-linear equations and systems of equations.
Polynomial interpolation. Cubic spline interpolation.
Numerical treatment of initial value problems, boundary value problems for ordinary
and partial differential equations. Discretization by finite differences and
finite volumes.
Applications in the solution of engineering problems.
Prerequisites
Basic linear algebra and single-variable calculus
Requirements
Written examinations:
Transform methods: (TEN1; 2 cr.)
Numerical analysis: (TEN2; 2 cr.)
Computer assignments: (RED1; 1 cr.)
Required reading:
Part 1: Calculus, A Complete Course; Adams, Robert A; edition 6 (or 5) ; Addison
Wesley ; ISBN: 321270002:
Part 2: Differential Equations with Boundary-Value Problems, Denis G. Zill ,
Michael R Cullen,THOMSON LEARNING, edition 6 ( or 5) ISBN: 0534418872
RECOMMENDED READING AND EXERCISES
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COMPUTER ASSIGNMENT , (RED1; 1 cr.) :
Assignment
1
Assignment
2
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TESTS AND BONUS POINTS
Two "in-class" tests will be organized during the course, one test
for every part of the course.
Every correct solved problem on tests gives you a bonus point that is added
on to the result on your final written examination.
You can get maximum 4points per test.
TESTS AND BONUS POINTS:
Two "in-class" tests will be organized during the course.
Test 1. date: 15 Sept. 06 room
| Date | Time | room | |
| Test1 | 5Oct | 8:15 | 2091 |
| Test2 | 6 Oct | 8:15 | 5093 |
Every correct solved problem on tests gives you a bonus point that will be added
on to the result on your final written examination.
You can get maximum 4 points per test.
Earned bonus points are valid until 31 Aug 2007.
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WRITTEN EXAMINATIONS
Calculus of several variables TEN1; 2 cr, (or TEN A; 2 cr.)
Transforms: TEN2; 2 cr, (or TEN B; 2 cr.)
INSTRUCTIONS:
TEN 1
Transform Methods
| Date | Time | Room | |
TEN 2: |
REPETITION before the exam (TEN1); PART 1, Transform Methods
Allowed to use : Calculator, Handbook Beta, Tables with Laplace,
Fourier and z-transforms
Use of any communication device is strictly prohibited when taking this examination.
Grading: For each correct solution 4 points will be awarded.
Credit will be given for presentation and methods of solutions. A maximum of
24 points can be earned. Points can also be deducted for unsubstantiated answers.
At least 12 points are required to pass the exam.
Grading scale : Total points: 24
12 - 17 points are required for the grade 3;
18 - 20 points are required for the grade 4;
21 -24 points are required for the grade 5
There will be a supplementary exam for those students who can manage at least
9 points in the exam.
The supplementary exam will be different from the regularly scheduled exam,
though it will cover the same material
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TEN 2
Numerical Analysis
Allowed to use : Calculator and Handbook Beta
Use of any communication device is strictly prohibited when taking this examination.
Grading: For each correct solution 4 points will be awarded. Credit will be
given for presentation and methods of solutions. A maximum of 24 points can
be earned. Points can also be deducted for unsubstantiated answers. At least
12 points are required to pass the exam.
Grading scale : Total points: 24
12 - 17 points are required for the grade 3;
18 - 20 points are required for the grade 4;
21 -24 points are required for the grade 5
There will be a supplementary exam for those students who can manage at least
9 points in the exam.
The supplementary exam will be different from the regularly scheduled exam,
though it will cover the same material.
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The old exams:
TEN1
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TEN1: (Transforms: )
Exam,TEN1, Oct 24, 2005