Ernest Boyd, Wissink 273, 389-1452
Office Hours:
Desktop published notes by the instructor
Applications of nonlinear continuous and discrete dynamical systems and their mathematical analysis. Problems taken from the natural sciences, economics and operations management.
Noon - 12:50 pm, MTR, Academic Computer Center Room 116
Two hour tests to be arranged. Final exam is Monday,
May 8, 10:15 am - 12:15 pm.
Grading Policy
Each test will be graded on its own scale normalized to 100%. The final will also be graded on a scale normalized to 100%. All of the homework and quizzes collected will be totaled and graded as one test. At the end of the semester the four grades will be averaged and compared to the average of the scales. Grading will reflect the mathematical correctness of the answer and the quality of the presentation in terms of completeness and organization. Late assignments will be penalized. Active participation in the class discussions will also be factored into the evaluations.
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