CME 326: Numerical Methods for Initial Boundary Value Problems

Winter 2008-09

• Why should I take this course?

  • It provides advanced knowledge of the numerical treatment of Initial Boundary Value Problems (IBVP's).
  • The ambitious student will reach a research level in scientific computing related to IBVP's
  • The ambitious student will be able to assess the validity of other researchers computational efforts related to IBVP's.

• Notice!

             1 01/26/09 Extra lecture in McCullough 122 2.15-3.45pm Friday January 30.
  
             2 02/09/09 Extra lecture in McCullough 122 2.15-3.45pm Friday February 20 .
  
             3 03/09/09 Mandatory presentation of research issues starts in McCullough 115 2.15-3.45pm Monday March 09.
  
             4 03/11/09 Mandatory presentation of assignments and research issues in McCullough 115 2.15-3.45pm Wednesday March 11.
  
             5 03/04/09 Note the new slightly updated Homerwork #5.
  
             6 03/04/09 Notification of the assignments you shall present will be sent to you via email on the 10th of March at the latest.
  
  

• Course relevants.

             1 07/01/09 Syllabus
  
             2 07/01/09 Lecture Schedule
  
  
  
  

• Mandatory homework.

             1 01/18/09 Homework #1     pdf        Due on Jan 28
  
             2 01/26/09 Homework #2     pdf        Due on Feb 9
  
             3 02/08/09 Homework #3     pdf        Due on Feb 18
  
             4 02/23/09 Homework #4     pdf        Due on March 2      Credit: 150%
  
             5 03/02/09 Homework #5     pdf        Due on March 9      Credit: 150%
  
  

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