Math 481A

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Exercise numbers refer to Richard Burden and J. Douglas Faires, Numerical Analysis, 9th Edition Brooks/Cole/Cengage Learning, 2010.

All of the algorithms in the book have been implemented and may be downloaded from the Authors' web site at this link. You may use any of these programs for your homework, or may write programs of your own. Regardless of which programs you use, clearly indicate on the problem solution which program you used, and include copies of the programs you use and print out all output (including intermediate results files if they exist) with the material you turn in.

After a solution set has been posted the maximum grade for an assignment is 50%.

Section Exercises Due Date
1.1 4a, 6, 14, 18, 26 13 Sept 2011
Solutions to Assignment 1
 
1.2 4, 12, 14a 27 Sept 2011
1.3 1,2,3,4,10
2.1 1,6a,14
Solutions to Assignment 2
 
2.2 1c,5*,10*,11d* (you will need to do 2.1.13* as part of 2.2.10) 20 Oct 2011
2.3 1,6b*,8b*,10b*
2.4 1c*(use p0=.5); 3c*(p0=.5);
6,7,8,9
Solutions to Assignment 3
For Problems marked *, it is recommended that you use the algorithms implemented already and posted on the book website at http://www.math.ysu.edu/~faires/Numerical-Analysis/Programs/index.html
 
Midterm Exam: 27 October 2011
Will cover chapters 1.1-1.3 and 2.1-2.6

Any non-programmable calculator and one sheet (both sides) of notes may be used. Otherwise closed book and closed notes.
 
2.5 1, 3 10 (note correction, don't do #1!!) 3 Nov 2011
2.6 2f, 4f
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3.1 2b, 4b, 21
3.3 4a, 5a, 11
3.4 10
3.5 29
4.1 22
Additional exercises will be added should be get that far.
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Exam 2: 8 Dec 2011
In Class. This second in-class exam will replace the final.
Any non-programmable calculator and one sheet (both sides) of notes may be used. Otherwise closed book and closed notes.

 


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