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Introduction to Engineering Computation
Spring 2019
This course is designed for engineering science majors and students in the 3:2 engineering program.
Students will learn the basics of how to use the MATLAB software package as a tool for calculation, crunching data,
visualization, and problem solving, especially in engineeering.
The skills learned in this course are intended to serve as tools to make problems
in engineering and related technical fields easier to solve. Students should attempt to incorporate MATLAB expertise
into their problem-solving strategies in their other engineering courses.
No programming experience is necessary to enroll in the course,
but students should be familiar with basic calculus (calculus I), hence the MA 111 prerequisite.
This course covers most of chapters 1 - 10, plus chapters 13 and 14.
Students might want to use something in the other chapters when working on their final project.
Further Information
Examples and Class Materials
Studying and Homework
- Take a few minutes to watch these short videos:
How to Study
by cognitive psychogist Stephen Chew. It could help you in this class and others!
- Assignments will be posted in Schoology.
- Log into Schoology often to see what you have due soon.
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Exams
Information on exams, such as when they will be and what they will cover, will be posted in
Schoology.
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