This course equips students with advanced mathematical tools essential for engineering, physics, and applied sciences. It begins with an introduction to foundational concepts, followed by a detailed exploration of matrix operations, complex number operations, and Laplace transforms. The course also discusses power series methods for differential equations. Advanced topics include Fourier series and transforms, Sturm-Liouville theory, and partial differential equations. By integrating theory and practical application, this course prepares students to tackle complex mathematical challenges in scientific and engineering contexts.
Apply advanced matrix operations to solve complex engineering problems.
Apply advanced complex number operations to solve complex engineering problems.
Apply Laplace transforms to solve complex engineering initial value problems across diverse applications.
Apply series solutions to solve complex engineering boundary value problems across diverse applications.
Module 1: Matrix Operations
Problem Set 1: Matrix Operations
Problem Set 2: Cramer's Rule and Gauss Elimination
Problem Set 6: Laplace Transforms and Initial Value Problems
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