MATH 570 NUMERICAL METHODS I
Course Syllabus
- Computers, Errors and
Algorithms
- Introduction
- Numerical Methods
- Digital Devices and
Errors
- Representation of Real
Numbers in a Computer
- Errors in Fixed
Precision Arithmetic
- Reducing and Avoiding
Roundoff Error
- Errors, Accuracy and
Tests for Closeness
- Iterative Algorithms
- Numerical Methods for
Finding Roots and Solving Equations
- Solving Equations and
Finding Roots
- Methods for Finding
roots
- Convergence Rate and
Accuracy
- Finding Roots of Real
Polynomials
- Solving Linear Systems
Exactly Using Direct Methods
- Basic Properties of
Matrices
- The LU-Factorization
Algorithm
- Gauss-Jordan
Elimination
- Determinants
- Cramer's Rule
- Solving Linear and Nonlinear
Systems Using Fixed Precision Arithmetic
- Minimizing Round-off
- Ill-conditioned
Coefficient Matrices
- Assessing and
Improving the Accuracy of a Solution
- Solving AX=B on a
Computer
- Iterative Methods for
Solving Linear Systems
- Solving Nonlinear
Systems
- Curve Fitting and Function
Approximation
- Fitting Curves to
Discrete Data (Computer Program)
- Fitting Two Parameter
Curves to Monotone Convex Data (Computer Program)
- Fitting Curves that
are Linear
- N - Parameter
Polynomial Fitting
- Polynomial and
Rational Function Approximation
Prerequisites: MATH 240, 320 and CPSC 111 or CPSC 211
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