Course Description Course Description
| Applied Mathematics 380 Mathematical Methods for Scientists III |
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A practical problem-solving approach, including symbolic methods using computer algebra software such as Maple; Laplace transforms, convolution, and applications to differential equations; Fourier series, orthogonal function expansions; partial differential equations, separation of variables, Fourier and Laplace transforms; discrete Fourier transforms, signal analysis. |
| Antirequisites: Applied Mathematics 277, 320b, or the former Applied Mathematics 300. |
| Prerequisite: Calculus 251a/b or 281a/b, and Differential Equations 215a |
| 3 lecture hours. |
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