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CSCI 141 - Scientific Computing

Next Offered: Second Semester 2008-09
Semester Offered: Second Semester
Credits (Range): 3 Hours
Attribute: 3 NS, QPf

This course introduces students to mathematical modeling and numerical methods.  The course will include mathematical basics of numerical analysis, application of numerical methods to various scientific and mathematical problems, and programming and graphic visualization using MATLAB. Topics include major areas of numerical methods such as root location, linear algebraic equations, curve fitting, and numerical integration. Students learn programming techniques of plotting and develop skills of presenting mathematical and scientific material using graphics. The mathematical prerequisite for this course is college algebra.
Instructor: Staff, Mr. Salter


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