EXTRA CREDIT - Extra Credit will be granted to those
who find errors in a Maple command within any Maple Worksheet
(text errors/spelling... don't count).
You can e-mail or post to
the newsgroup for extra credit. One extra credit per error (whoever is first).
Final Projects
David and Alicia's Final Project
Optional Extra Stuff
Brian and Dan's Final Project
Melissa and Amy's Final Project
Scott and Joey's Final Project
Sherri and Mindy's Final Project
Dan C and James Final Project
Ken and Rich Final Project
Demo 1 Wed, January 13th
Demo 2 on y'=y^2-4, Wed, January 20th
Demo 3 on exact d.e.s, Wed, January 27th
Demo4 on Newton's law of cooling and
the classroom coffee experiment, Wed,
Feb 17th
Demo 5 on Maple's numerical methods rkf45
and dverk78, Wed, Feb 24
Demo 6 on Dr Sarah's programs for
Euler, Improved Euler and Ruge Kutta and Chaos
Demo 7 on section 4.5 and 4.6 in the textbook
, Wed, March 31
Demo 8 on 5.1 and 5.2 spring motions, Wed,
April 7th
Demo 9 on 5.3 and 5.4 spring motions, Wed, April 14th
Demo 10 on Problem Set D #2 (Bessel's equation), Wed, April 21st
Demo 11 on Laplace Transforms, Wed, May 5th
Final Exam has been moved forward from Fri to Monday from 12-2
Highlights from Class
Mon, Jan 11 - Intro to Web, Intro to DEs, 2.1-2.2 HW Read 2.1 and 2.2
Directions for the Newsgroup:
Log in to the VAX.
Type tin
Type g
The screen will say "Goto newsgroup >" Type asu.math.math3130
The screen will say "Position asu.math.math3130 in group list (1,2,...,$)[1]>"
Type 1
To post a message, type w. When you are finished posting, hold down Control Key and hit the z key. Then type "exit". Then type p for post.
Wed, Jan 13 - Maple Demo 1 (see Fri for HW)
Fri, Jan 15 - (No Class due to conference)
Work on Roaches Writing Project, Review Integration By Parts and Method of Partial Fractions.
Mon, Jan 18th MLKJ Holiday
Wed, Jan 20th - Demo 2 and review of integration by method of
partial fractions HW: Book, p. 32 #18, and
do the following DE's by hand:
1) y'=xe^x, 2) y'={2x^2+3x+3}/(x+1)^3, 3) y'= {4x-7}/{x^2-3x+2}.
Roaches due at 5pm
Fri, Jan 23rd - Review Demos 1 and 2,
Work on p. 34 33-37. HW prepare presentation and on a computer, go thru
demos 1 and 2 again, redo Wed's HW.p. 40 #20
Mon, Jan 26th - Presentations and begin exact d.e.s, HW p. 40
Wed, Jan 28th - Finish last presentation, Demo 3 on exact d.e.s
Fri, Jan 30th - Review demo 3, start 1st order linear. HW Go over demo 3 on Maple again, p. 48 1-4, 10,11.
Mon, Feb 1st - Present HW, Homogenous equations. HW p. 62 9,16, p. 65 32,33,36,38.
Wed, Feb 3rd - Learn how to submit Maple files, Do p. 65 32, 33, 36, 38 on Maple and compare with results done by hand.
Page 65 number 36 (Joey, Ken and Dan V)
Page 65 number 38 (Sherri, Mindy and Scott)
Maple HW 1 due at 5pm
Fri, Feb 5th - Section 3.2 Compartmental Analysis. Break up into groups-
each group works on one of p. 81 1,2,5,6,7,8, which will be turned into
Maple worksheets next week. HW Go over p. 65 Maple worksheets above. Finish up your group's problem by hand. Work on hw1 rev due next Fri, hw2 due 1 week from Mon.
Mon, Feb 8th Population Models, groups work on one of p. 81-82, 9,
14, 17, 19, 23, 24. HW finish up this problem by hand, and review the problem
from Friday.
Wed, Feb 10th Create Maple Worksheet for both problems your group worked on Fri and
Mon. Discuss problem, explain set-up, and compare Maple solution to
your solution by hand.
Dave, Dan V and James L:
Page 81, 1 and 14
Brian, Sherri and Amy: Page 81, 6 and 17
Melissa, Richard and Joey
Mindy, Scott and Dan C Page 81, 2 and 24
James W, Alicia and Stephen" Page 81, 5 and 9
Ken Page 81, 8 and 23
HW: Think about: Which boils/freezes faster - hot or cold water? and
page 90 #14.
Fri, Feb 12th - Heating and Cooling Intro, Instructions on submitting
Maple files:
Step 1: Go to 203 Walker
Step 2: Click on the apple (top left) and release on Chooser.
Step 3: Double-click on AppleShare (in the top left of the chooser).
Step 4: On the right, under "Select a file server", scroll down and double click on "hypatia.math.appstate.edu".
Step 4: Under name, type "3130", and under password, type "3130". Click on "Ok".
Step 5: Double click on "Shared Folder", which will appear on the right hand side of the desktop.
Step 6: MAKE SURE the name of your file
is in the correct format: hw2sarahjeff.mws for homework assignments,
p81nums5and15.mws for problems we worked on in the lab. If it isn't, click on the name part of the file and change it!
Step 7: You will see a file labeled "3130" in the Shared Folder. You cannot
open this file, but you can drag files over to "3130" and submit them
via releasing them on top of "3130" - be sure to do step 6 before dropping files to ensure that your work will not be lost.
Mon, Feb 15th - Experiment with CBL Units (p. 90 #14 experimentally)
Maple hw2 due at 5pm. HW experiment - which boils faster - hot or cold water?
Wed, Feb 17th - Demo 4 on the CBL cooling experiment.
Fri, Feb 19th - Review Demo 4, Start Newtonian Mechanics, break up into groups of 2.
Choose a problem from pages 96-99. HW prepare quick presentation:
explain the problem, write the final answer, explain in words how you got
this answer.
Monday, Feb 22nd - Presentations, intro to Numerical Methods, hw redo hw for today. At some point, review integration numerical methods.
Wed, Feb 24th - Demo 5 on Maples' built in numerical methods.
To check the web from your appstate e-mail account,
Telnet in and enter your name and password
Type "lynx"
The asu web page (text only - no pictures!) will come up.
Type "g"
At the bottom of the asu web page, you will see "URL to open:". Type
"www.cs.appstate.edu/~sjg".
My web page will come up. Press space for the next page and or
scroll down using the
"down arrow key" until the bold Differential Equations is highlighted.
Use the "right arrow key" to follow the link to our class web page.
To quit lynx, type "q" and then "y" for yes.
p. 96
1-Sherri and Amy
2-Melissa and Alicia
5-Mindy and Scott
6-Joey, DanV and Brian
7-Richard and DanC
8-Ken
9-David
hw 2 revisions due at 5pm. See class handout for review session and extra office hours.
Fri, Feb 26th - Test 1 - by hand. 81/2by11 sheet with writing on
both sides allowed. Study material we covered in class, Maple demos and
homework sets. HW review Demo 5, start Maple project 3.
Spring Break!
Monday, March 8th - review demo 5, hw read sections 3.5 and 3.6
Wed, March 10th Wed, March 10th - demo 6
Fri, March 12th -
No class due to conference talk. Instead, Go thru examples in 3.5 and
3.6 to make sure you can do the numerical methods by hand.
Write a maple code for the Taylor method (see demo 6). HW #3 due.
Mon, March 15th - review demo 6, prework for Wed.
Wed, March 17th - create a maple sheet comparing
Euler, Improved Euler, Runge-Kutta, dverk and rkf45 to the real solution
of y'= with y(0)=1.
The solution of
Sherri Sisler, Amy Ozmon, Mindy Garner, Scott Miller's solution
Fri, 3/19 Begin chapter 4
Mon, 3/21 Continue with chapter 4
Wed Review
Fri 3/25 Maple Test on Numerical methods
Mon 3/29 Continue Chapter 4
Wed, 4/1 4.5 and 4.6 Demo 6
Mon, 4/5 Review Demo 6
Wed, 4/7 Demo 7
Fri, 4/9 Review Demo 7 on 5.1 and 5.2 and start 4.8 thru end of chapter
Mon, 4/12 Continue on 4.8 thru end of chapter
Wed 4/14 Demo 8 on 5.3 and 5.4
Fri and Mon 16th and 19th - HW: Read the following in the Maple lab manual- problem set D #1 on p. 125, and the solution to this problem located on p. 214-218. In addition, read about comparison techniques in Chapter 9 of the manual, from page 111
until page 118. Then, read the statements of problem set D #2 and #15. (we will do this in demo 10 on Wed the 21st). Do research in library (journals),
on the web, and/or by talking to other professors about your final
project. Final project proposal due Tuesday 20th at 5pm. Include references
of journals, web sites and people that you talked to.
Wed 21 - Demo 10. HW review Demo 9 and 10 for Fri. Maple problem
set due date moved to Monday.