MATH2963 Mathematical Computing and Nonlinear Systems (advanced)

General Information

This page contains information on the Intermediate Unit of Study MATH2963: Mathematical Computing and Nonlinear Systems (advanced).

This unit is offered in Semester 1.

The lecturer for this unit of study is Charlie Macaskill.

For further information on Intermediate Mathematics and Statistics, refer to the Intermediate Handbook.

You may also view the Faculty Handbook entry for MATH2963 from the central units of study database.

Credit point value: 6CP.
Classes per week: Three lectures, one tutorial and one computer laboratory session.

Class Committee Meeting

The meeting was held on Tuesday May 6th, and provided much valuable feedback. We hope to be able to act on all the suggestions that were made.

Thank you to all the representatives!

Balraj Hansra (MATH2061 and STAT2011). Email: bhan7458
William Tan (MATH2961 and STAT2911). Email: wtan7275
Valentina Cupac (MATH2961). Email: vcup5891
Nadia (MATH2067). Email: nred6986
Matthew Wardrop (MATH2962). Email: mwar8276
Fernleigh Adams (MATH2969). Email: fada3430
Tarek Elgindy (MATH2969). Email: telg7448
James Jedlin (STAT2011). Email: jjed6571
Rodney Ho (STAT2911). Email: roho0479
Georgina Wilcox (MATH2063/2963). Email: gwil0792

Announcements

The notes for Mathematical Computing & Nonlinear Systems are now available at Kopystop. An overview of the unit of study is given in the information sheet .

Please note that all labs have been moved to rooms 610/611.

Computer labs,
example codes and
course messages

MATLAB
summary

tutorial sheets
and solutions

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MATH2963 Mathematical Computing and Nonlinear Systems (advanced)

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