Junior-level Course: Differential Equations, II - Engineering
Registration Number: MATH 30650, Section 02 of 02
Prerequisite: MATH 20580 (Intro. to Linear Algebra and Differential Equations, I)
For students in engineering. A second course in differential equations. Topics include higher order linear equations, numerical methods, Laplace transforms, linear systems, non-linear systems and stability, and an introduction to partial differential equations and Fourier series.
Lecture: 10:40–11:30 MWF @ 129 Hayes-Healy Center
Enrollment: 32 students (max. 60)
Textbook: Elementary Differential Equations and Boundary Value Problems, 9th edition, by W E Boyce and R C DiPrima
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Freshman-level Course: Elements of Calculus, II - Business
Registration Number: MATH 10260, Section 03 of 03
Prerequisite: MATH 10250 (Elements of Calculus, I) or the equivalent
For students in business. An introduction to mathematical concepts, techniques, and ideas that are useful in understanding and solving problems that arise in economics and business. Topics include integration, differential equations, Taylor polynomial approximations, unconstrained and constrained optimization for functions of several variables, probability and statistics, with interesting real-life applications throughout.
Lecture: 15:00–15:50 MWF @ 138 DeBartolo Hall
Enrollment: 62 students (max. 70)
Textbook: Calculus: Ideas and Applications, by A Himonas and A Howard
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