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MTH 350 - Mathematical Modeling and Numerical Analysis

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This is a course in mathematical modeling and numerical approximation techniques covering topics such as operations research, and models, recurrence relations and induction, interpolation, curve-fitting, numerical differentiation and quadrature problems. Basic programming skills in mathematically based software (MATLAB) is developed to run simulations and numerical solutions.

Prerequisites & Notes
CSC 160, MTH 330

(Cr: 3)


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