Dr. Sarah's Math 3130 Web Page - Spring 2000

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  • Maple and Class Highlights
  • Dr. Sarah's Office Hours
  • Syllabus and Grading Policies

    • Writing/Maple Projects and Tests

  • Roaches Take Over the World Writing Project DUE Friday, January 22nd by 5 p.m., Revisions due Fri, February 5th
  • Maple Project 1 - Problem Set B in lab Manual #5,7 (in 7, for those Maple can't do, do them by hand, or go thru the methods we know (separable, 1st order linear, exact, homogeneous) to show that you can't do them by hand). Due Mon, February 7th by 5pm. Work in groups of 2 or 3 and turn in 1 per group. Maple Worksheet should go onto my computer, by hand work can be in worksheet or on a sheet of paper. Revisions due Mon 14th by 5pm.
  • Maple Project 2 - Problem Set B in lab Manual problem assigned in class to groups of 2 due Tues 15th by 5pm as a Maple Worksheet into my computer. Presentations start Wed Feb 16th.
  • Test 1 Mon, Feb 28 (see Class highlights page under that date for more info).
  • Maple Project 3 - Problem Set C in lab Manual problem assigned in class to groups of 2 due Tues 7th by 5pm as a Maple Worksheet into my computer. Presentations start Wed March 8th.
  • Fri, March 24 Test 2 on Numerical Methods, test revisions due Mon april 2nd at 5pm.
  • Maple Project 4 - Problem Set D in lab manual 3,4,5,6, and 7 due Tuesday April 18th by 5pm PSD Solutions.
  • Final Project Proposal due Fri April 21 at 5pm.
  • Test 3 on 2nd order linear methods Fri April 28 (we voted in class), revisions due Wed May 3 at 5pm.
  • Final Project Presentations - Wed May 10th 3-5pm in 203
    Maple worksheet on your final project due onto my computer by Wed at 2:30 pm, bring your own drinks to 203     Your Maple worksheet should include all of your work, with detailed explanations (ie it should be self explanatory). Your presentation will summarize highlights of your project -
    2 person group should have less than an 8 minute presentation,
    1 person should have less than a 4 minute presentation
    Be sure to include references

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