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Course Syllabus Numerical Methods

This 3-unit course covers numerical methods for solving equations, differentiation, integration, interpolation, regression, ordinary differential equations, optimization, and partial differential equations. Students will learn to identify sources of error, solve linear and nonlinear equations, perform differentiation and integration numerically, understand interpolation and regression, and solve ODEs, PDEs, and optimization problems. Students will be assessed through quizzes, exams, projects, and problem sets.

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Course Syllabus Numerical Methods

This 3-unit course covers numerical methods for solving equations, differentiation, integration, interpolation, regression, ordinary differential equations, optimization, and partial differential equations. Students will learn to identify sources of error, solve linear and nonlinear equations, perform differentiation and integration numerically, understand interpolation and regression, and solve ODEs, PDEs, and optimization problems. Students will be assessed through quizzes, exams, projects, and problem sets.

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Issue No: 01

COURSE SYLLABUS
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Course Title:

NUMERICAL METHODS

Revision No: 00

Effectivity Date: September 15, 2014


Course Code: MATH331

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Prerequisite: MATH311, CS201

Credit Unit: 4 units

Lecture Hour: 3

Laboratory Hour: 3

1.0

Course Description
The course involves the study of numerical solutions involving linear and nonlinear equations. This also involves interpolation and regression. In addition,
Integration and Differentiation using estimation is also involved in this subject matter.

2.0 Intended Learning Outcomes of the Course


After completing this course, the student must be able to:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Identify the different sources of error in scientific computing;


Be able to solve linear and nonlinear equations using numerical analysis;
Be able to perform differentiation and integration using numerical methods;
To understand the concept of interpolation and regression;
Be able to perform ODE, PDE and Optimization
imbibe the values of honesty, orderliness, patience and persistence in one's work in order to carry on such desirable traits in the practice of one's profession.

3.0 Grading System


Lecture/Laboratory:
Quizzes
Class Standing
Major Exam
TOTAL

Prelims
40%
10%
50%
100%

Midterm
40%
10%
50%
100%

Finals
40%
10%
50%
100%

FINAL GRADE = 30% Prelim + 30% Midterm + 40% Final

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Course Title:

NUMERICAL METHODS

Course Code: MATH331

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Prerequisite: MATH311, CS201

Credit Unit: 4 units

Lecture Hour: 3

Laboratory Hour: 3

4.0 Course Program


Time Frame
(No. of Hours)
4 hours

Topics
PRELIM PERIOD
I.
Introduction
to
scientific
computing
1.1 Introduction to numerical methods
1.2 Measuring errors
1.3 Sources of error
1.4 Binary representation of numbers
1.5 Floating point representation of
numbers
1.6 Propagation of errors
1.7 Taylor series

Intended Learning Outcomes

Teaching and Learning Activities

Assessment Tools

Experiments
1. Identify the different sources
of error in scientific
computing;

Problem Solving

Quizzes and Seatworks

Board Work
Seatwork

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Course Title:

NUMERICAL METHODS

Time Frame
(No. of Hours)
3 hours

2 hours

Topics
DIFFERENTIATION
2.1 Continuous functions
2.2 Discrete functions
2.3 Effect of step size on accuracy of
numerical first derivative: Forward
Divided Difference
2.4 Effect of step size on accuracy of
numerical first derivative
Backward Divided Difference
2.5 Effect of step size on accuracy of
numerical first derivative: Central
Divided Difference
III.
NONLINEAR EQUATIONS
3.1 Bisection Method
3.2 Newton-Raphson Method
3.3 Secant Method

Intended Learning Outcomes

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Course Code: MATH331

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Prerequisite: MATH311, CS201

Credit Unit: 4 units

Lecture Hour: 3

Laboratory Hour: 3

Teaching and Learning Activities

Assessment Tools

Experiments

II.

1. Be able to perform
differentiation and integration
using numerical methods;

Problem Solving

Quizzes and Seatworks

Board Work
Seatwork

Experiments
1. Be able to solve linear and
nonlinear equations using
numerical analysis;

Problem Solving

Quizzes and Seatworks

Seatwork

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Course Title:

NUMERICAL METHODS

Time Frame
(No. of Hours)

Topics
Simultaneous Linear
Equations
4.1 Gaussian Elimination
4.2 LU Decomposition method
4.3 Gauss-Seidel method

Intended Learning Outcomes

4 hours

hours

MIDTERM PERIOD
V.
INTERPOLATION
5.1 Direct Method
5.2 Newton's Divided Difference
Method
5.3 Lagrange Method
5.4 Spline Method
VI.
REGRESSION
6.1 Linear Regression
6.2 Nonlinear regression

Course Code: MATH331

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Prerequisite: MATH311, CS201

Credit Unit: 4 units

Lecture Hour: 3

Laboratory Hour: 3

Teaching and Learning Activities

Assessment Tools

Experiments

IV.

3 hours

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1. Be able to solve linear and


nonlinear equations using
numerical analysis;

Problem Solving

Quizzes and Recitation

Seatwork

Problem Solving
1. Be able to perform
differentiation and integration
using numerical methods;

Seatwork

Quizzes and Recitation

Problem Set

Problem Solving
1. Be able to perform
differentiation and integration
using numerical methods;

Seatwork

Quizzes and Recitation

Problem Set

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NUMERICAL METHODS

Time Frame
(No. of Hours)

Topics
Integration
7.1 Trapezoidal Rule
7.2 Simpson's 1/3rd Rule
7.3 Romberg Rule
7.4 Gauss-Quadrature Rule
FINAL PERIOD
VIII.
ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL
EQUATIONS
8.1 Euler's Method
8.2 Runge-Kutta 2nd order Method
8.3 Runge-Kutta 4th order Method
8.4 Shooting Method
8.5 Finite Difference Method
IX.
OPTIMIZATION
9.1 Golden Section Search Method
9.2 Newton's Method
9.3 Multidimensional Direct Search
Method
9.4 Multidimensional Gradient Method

Intended Learning Outcomes

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Prerequisite: MATH311, CS201

Credit Unit: 4 units

Lecture Hour: 3

Laboratory Hour: 3

Teaching and Learning Activities

Assessment Tools

VII.

4 hours

4 hours

3 hours

1. Be able to perform differentiation


and integration using numerical
methods;
1. Be able to perform ODE,
PDE and Optimization

Problem Solving
Board Work

Quizzes and Recitation

Seatwork
Experiments
1. Be able to perform ODE,
PDE and Optimization

Problem Solving
Board Work

Quizzes and Recitation

Seatwork

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NUMERICAL METHODS

Time Frame
(No. of Hours)

Topics
X. PARTIAL

2 hours

3 hours

DIFFERENTIAL

EQUATIONS
10.1 Introduction to Partial Differential
Equations
10.2 Parabolic Partial Differential
Equations
10.3
Elliptic
Partial
Differential
Equations
XI. FAST FOURIER TRANSFORMS
11.1 Introduction to Fourier Series
11.2 Continuous Fourier Series
11.3 Fourier Transform Pair
11.4 Discrete Fourier Transform
11.5 Informal Development of Fast
Fourier Transform

Intended Learning Outcomes


1. Be able to perform ODE,
PDE and Optimization

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Course Code: MATH331

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Prerequisite: MATH311, CS201

Credit Unit: 4 units

Lecture Hour: 3

Laboratory Hour: 3

Teaching and Learning Activities

Assessment Tools

Problem Solving
Board Work

Quizzes and Recitation

Seatwork
Projects
1. Understand the concept
of fast fourier transform

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Course Title:

NUMERICAL METHODS

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Course Code: MATH331

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Prerequisite: MATH311, CS201

Credit Unit: 4 units

Lecture Hour: 3

Laboratory Hour: 3

Text book (If necessary)


Moin, Praviz, Fundametals of Engineering Numerical Analysis, 2nd edition
References
1. http://mathforcollege.com/nm/topics/ppt_index.html2.
2. Gerald, Curtis F. Wheatly, Patrick O. Applied Numerical Analysis, 5th edition
3. Moin, Praviz, Fundametals of Engineering Numerical Analysis, 2nd edition

Prepared by:

Date

Reviewed by:

Date

Approved by:

Date

Tirso L. Llantada, ECE

30 September 2014

Michelle Caringuian, MIT

30 September 2014

Mary Jane Laranang, MCP, MIT

30 September 2014

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