MAPL/CMSC 666, Section 0101 - Bo Li
MAPL/CMSC 666, Section 0101
Numerical Analysis (I)
Fall semester, 2000
Instructor: Bo Li
The two-semester course series, MAPL/CMSC 666 and MAPL/CMSC 667, is a graduate
level introduction on numerical analysis. Its primary subject matter
is the mathematical analysis of numerical methods in scientific
and engineering computing. Topics to be covered in this course
series include approximation and interpolation of functions, numerical integration,
numerical linear algebra, systems of nonlinear algebraic equations,
numerical optimization, and numerical solutions of ordinary and partial
differential equations. This course series serves to prepare beginning
graduate students for
the numerical analysis qualifying exam.
- General Course Information
(textbook, office hours, homework, exams, grading, etc.)
- A Tentative Course Outline:
PDF file
(for both MAPL/CMSC 666 and MAPL/CMSC 667)
- A Tentative Syllabus
- A List of References:
PDF file
(for both MAPL/CMSC 666 and MAPL/CMSC 667)
- Homework Assignments
- Department of Mathematics
- University of Maryland at College Park
- University of
Maryland academic calendar
Last updated by Bo Li on August 29, 2000.