Math 297, Fall 2008

Math 297-001
Scientific Computing with Matlab and Maple
Fall 2008

Time and Place: TuTh 1:40-2:55pm, MG 104
Instructor: Dr. Grady Wright, MG-220A, 426-4674, Email:

Office Hours: MW 1:40-3:15pm, Tu 10:30-11:30, or by appointment (use email first).

Please see the syllabus for more information.

Text book

Homework

See "How to Present your Work" for instructions on writing up your homework assignments, and basic mathematical symbols for a description of some symbols that can greatly simplify your mathematical writing.

Problem set	Solutions	Notes
HW01		compute_e.m, plot_approx_e.m
HW02		bcsstk38.mat
HW03		Runge Phenomenon Equispaced Vs. Chebyshev nodes shark.mat choose2dPoints.m
HW04		rbffit.m, rbfval.m, topodata.mat
HW05		punt_data.mat
HW06		lena256.bmp,bsubronco.bmp, bsubronco.jpg,bsusurfer.m

Final Project

MATLAB

For some introductory tutorials in MATLAB, please see the following links:

Introduction to the basics of MATLAB.
Introduction to programming in MATLAB.
Introduction to more advanced programming in MATLAB
Introductory tutorials from MathWorks (the creators of MATLAB).

Miscellaneous

Notes on Google's PageRank Algorithm.
A list of some disasters caused by numerical errors.
Fractals generated from Newton's method.
BSU Student Code of Conduct.

Please e-mail me regarding any problems with the links on this page.

Math 297-001 Scientific Computing with Matlab and Maple Fall 2008