MATH3063 Differential Equations and Biomathematics

General Information

This page contains information on the Senior normal Unit of Study MATH3063 Differential Equations and Biomathematics.

  • Taught in Semester 1.
  • Credit point value: 6.
  • Classes per week: Three lectures and one tutorial.
  • Lecturer(s): Mary Myerscough .

Please refer to the Senior Mathematics and Statistics Handbook for all questions relating to Senior Mathematics and Statistics. In particular, see the MATH3063 handbook entry for further information relating to MATH3063.

You may also view the Faculty Handbook entry for MATH3063 in the central units of study database.

Class Representatives

The third year pure and applied mathematics class representatives will soon meet with the coordinators to discuss all aspects of the third year units. Please email the representatives if there are any issues you would like them to raise.

Important details about the course are given in the Unit Information Sheet given out in lectures in the first week. You should also refer to the Senior Mathematics Handbook in html or pdf format for more general information.

Announcements

Theo Vo will give the lectures in Week 12 as Mary Myerscough will be away.

Week 13 lectures will be revision lectures, where the 2011 exam solutions are presented.

I will arrange consultation times in Stuvac and the first week of exams.

Assignment 2 is now available. It is due on Thursday 24 May.

The quiz has now been markedand returned in Friday's lecture. If you have not received your quiz back, please come and see me in my office. There were six versions of the quiz. The version number is written in red on the top of each returned script. Solutions for each version are available: version 1, version 2, version 3, version 4, version 5, and version 6.

Because there are several education students in the class who cannot attend Tuesday lectures for the rest of the semester, I will post the notes from Tuesday after that lecture each week. At the end of the week, I will replace this with the entire week's notes.

Assignment 1 has been returned and solutions are available. If you have not got your assignment back, please come and collect it from my office. A number of people collected assignments for their friends, so please check this before you come and see me.

Tutorials, Assignments and Other Handouts

Tutorials start in Week 2.

Download the week's tutorial sheet and bring a copy to your tutorial.

Week 2: Tutorial Week 2 and solutions with pictures.

Week 3: Tutorial Week 3 and Solutions.

Week 4: Tutorial Week 4 and Solutions.

Week 5: Tutorial Week 5 and Solutions.

Week 6: Tutorial Week 6 and Solutions.

Week 7: Tutorial Week 7 and Solutions.

Week 8: Tutorial Week 8 and Solutions

Week 9: Tutorial Week 9 and Solutions.

Week 10: Tutorial Week 10 and Solutions.

Week 11: Tutorial Week 11

Assignment 1 with solutions.

Assignment 2 is now available. It is due on Thursday 24 May.

Because some people have clashes, I will make scanned copies of my lecture notes available week by week. Each week's work will be available for a limited time only. The scanned notes may have some differences from what actually was said or written in the lecture.

Week 8 scanned notes

Week 9 scanned notes .

Week 10 scanned notes

The 2006 exam with solutions, the 2007 exam with its solutions and the 2008 exam with its solutions can be downloaded. Please remember that these exams were set by another member of staff who put a slightly different slant on the course. Nevertheless they can provide useful practice.

The 2009 exam (with solutions) and the 2010 exam (with solutions ) have a more similar format to the 2012 exam.

I will post the 2011 exam at the end of week 11.

Timetable

Last revised 30/03/12

All rooms are in the Carslaw building unless otherwise indicated.

MATH3063MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday
noon  
Lecture
275
MR.Myerscough
 
Lecture
275
MR.Myerscough
 
2pm  
 
 
 
Lecture
275
MR.Myerscough
4pm  
Tutorial
Law020
(Wks 2-13)
TMT.Vo
 
Tutorial
Law444
(Wks 2-13)
TMT.Vo
 
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