[12/6] Full solutions to the last homework have been uploaded to the assignments page.
[12/5] Partial solutions to the last homework are being uploaded to the assignments page. They will be further updated within the next 24 hours.
[11/27] The tenth homework has been posted on the assignments page.
[11/16] The take-home exam is posted on the exams page.
[11/14] Homework solutions updated today to encompass material that is indicative of that which will be on the third exam.
[11/5] The next homework has been posted on the assignments page.
[10/26] Solutions to the second exam have been posted, as has the most recent homework assignment.
[10/16] Solutions to homework 7 were posted on the assignments page yesterday. The exams page has been updated to indicate the material on the next exam.
[10/8] Homework 7 was posted yesterday.
[9/30] Links about using MATLAB are at the bottom of our Introduction to MATLAB page.
[9/28] Last week's exam has been posted, with solutions. A new homework assignment has also been posted, making use of the ODEs chapter from Moler's online text (linked under Resource Materials).
[9/24] An optional homework #5 has been posted on the assignments page.
[9/19] Solutions to both the third and fourth homeworks (6.2 part) were posted yesterday.
[9/15] The "fourth homework" (not to be turned in) has been posted on the assignments page. Solutions to both the third and fourth homeworks will be posted in coming days.
[9/8] The third homework has been posted on the assignments page. Solutions to the second homework have also been posted.
[9/1] The assignments page has been updated with solutions and a new homework.
[8/31] Note that in today's lecture when I said Sections 4.4-4.6, I meant 5.4-5.6.
[8/24] The first of the assignments is now posted.
[pre-8/22] Your first tasks for the course are to be sure you have current versions of both MATLAB and Mathematica installed on your computer.
[pre-8/22] This course is currently full, with multiple additional students having expressed interest in being added to the course. All interested students should attend the first lecture, so that we can determine total interest and assess whether there will be enough drops to accomodate students not already registered for the course.
