MATH 251 Syllabus, Fall 2017
American University of Beirut · Numerical Computing · 4 pages · Dr. Dolly Fayyad
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Quiz 1: Tuesday October 10 from 6:00 to 7:30 pm
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MATLAB Test: Friday November 24. ae
Grading Policy
Quiz 1 + Quiz 2: 45 % of
5 Z2: 45% the total grade
Final Exam: 40 % of the total sade
MATLAB Test: 15% of the total grade
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The overall course av erage will be normalized to a grade around 77/100.
NB.
- There will be no make up for Quiz 1 and Quiz 2.
- All students are required to test all technical procedures related to the MATLAB test
with the GA’s during the MATLAB clinic hours before the MATLAB test.
Attendance will be recorded.
Students that miss that initiation will not be allowed to sit for the MATLAB test
and will get a grade of zero.
- In case of absence for the MATLAB test, a written make up will be mandatory.
Missing this make up will lead to a grade of zero.
University Policies
a. Academic Integrity:
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misconduct including cheating, plagiarism, in-class disruption, and dishonesty.
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| 1 30 Aug-4-6-8 Sept N' NTA M
2,. 31=13=15 Sept Methods of Conversion
3. 18 Sept TEEE Floating point systems
Floating point operations. Rounding errors
4. 20-25-27-2 ROOT FINDING
5. 2-4 : = Bisection, Newton’s and Secant method
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6 6-9 NEA’ Ls NS
7. 1 6 im; i. ae Backward Substitution- Naive Gauss reduction
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& 23-25 Oct artial and — Partial pivoting reductions
LU decomposition: Determinant and Inverse of A
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9, 27-300ct-1-3 Nov Lagrange, Newton and Neville’s polynomials |
10. 6- 8-10 Nov Linear, Quadratic and Cubic Splines |
QUIZ 2: Thursday November is|
NUMERICAL DIFFERENTIATION and
INTEGRATION
11. 13-15-17 Nov Forward, Backward and Central difference formulae
12. 17-20- 24 Nov Richardson Extrapolation
Nov Midpoint, Trapezoidal & Simpson’s Rules
Romberg formulae
MATLAB Test: Friday November 24
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American University of Beirut
<ateaes of Arts and Sciences
epartment of Mathematics
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Math 251: Numerical Computing — 3 credits
isites: M h 201 d CMPS 200 alent
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Prerequisite Math 2 an (or equivale )
Coordi
inator of the course: Prof Nabil Nassif (nn|2@aub.edu.lb)
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urse Instructors: oe Dolly Fayyad (df{07@aub.edu. lb) — Sections: 1-2-3-6
Prof Sophie Moufawad (sm101@aub.edu.lb) ) — Section 5
Solving Sessions Instructor: Mrs Fatima Mroue (fm47@aub.edu.lb)
MATLAB Clinic: TBA
Schedule
Section 1 1 MWF Bliss 205 Fayyad Dolly _
| Recitation 3F Nicely 210__| Mroue Fatima
Section 2 |_12MWF _| Nicely 320 | Fayyad Dolly |
| Recitation 3.W Nicely 210 _| Mroue Fatima
Section 3 8MWF ___| Bliss 105 Fayyad Dolly |
Recitation pi men's! W. Bliss 203 Mroue Fatima \
Section 5 10 MWE _| Nicely 214 Moufawad Sophie 4
Recitation SW __| Nicely 325 4 Mroue Fatima
Section 6 9 MWE Nicely 412 Fayyad Dolly. |
Recitation a 12F Tictias 001 Mroue Fatima |
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‘oblems, Monte-Carlo
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Catalog Description
Techniques of Numerica
approximation of functions, integration, S
methods. Implementations and analysis 0
MATLAB or a similar tool will be assigned.
| Analysis: number representations an
olving initial value pr
f the algorithms will b
Textbook ; one
“ Numerical analysis and Scientific computing”, by NASSIF N. and FAYYAD D. 1* edition.
CRC Press, 2013.
ajoring in Computer Science, Mathematics,
urpose is the introduction of mathematical
methods. The main tool for algorithms
Course Main Objectives
This course is primarily addressed to students m
Engineering, Physics and Economics. Its main p
and computational tools to handle basic numerical
development is MATLAB, version 7.