THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY

MATH2067

Lectures

Times/Places:	Lectures start 8 am Monday March 4. Tutorials start 9 am Tuesday March 5. For more details see the timetable
Lecturer:	Ron James
Room:	Carslaw 636
Phone:	9351 3646
email:	ronj@maths.usyd.edu.au

Overview

This course is an introduction to methods for solving ordinary and partial differential equations, including use of Laplace Transforms and Fourier Series. The course is oriented towards second order differential equations and context applications. It is mostly analytical but with some computational work, for which the computer algebra program Mathematica will be used.

Course Notes

Lecture notes for Part 1 are available from the University Copy Centre (not KopyStop), Darlington, near the Coop Bookshop, for less than $10, from Monday, February 18. These notes can not be ordered over the web, but can be purchased from the CopyCentre's online queue. (Refer to Shelf C3 if necessary.) They should be obtained as soon as possible, and brought to all lectures and tutorials. Notes with a release date prior to February 2013 are superseded.

Laboratory Sessions

Each tutorial involves some use of the computer algebra program Mathematica; so all tutorials are held in the Carslaw Computing Laboratories as scheduled in the timetable.

Course Messages

Much course information, such as weekly schedules, corrections, hints, assignment due dates etc. will be made available through the course message system on the Mathematics computer system. All course messages may be viewed here. It is wise to check these messages regularly.

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