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tions to random processes and regression; power; goodnessof-fit;<br />

introduction to non-parametric tests.<br />

Courses: BS50, BS56, ED50, IF34, IF42, IF44, IF58, IF71,<br />

IT20, MA34, SC30<br />

Prerequisites: MAB347 or credit in MAB237 or EFB101<br />

Corequisites: MAB301<br />

Credit Points: 12 Contact Hours: 4 per week<br />

■ MAB422 TOPICS IN MATHEMATICS<br />

Topics in geometry, recreational mathematics, and the history<br />

of mathematics, including fractals, iterative maps, map projections,<br />

Euclidean constructions, tesselations and mathematical<br />

puzzles<br />

Courses: ED50, IF34, IF71, SC30<br />

Prerequisites: MAB222 or MAB301, MAB303<br />

Credit Points: 12 Contact Hours: 4 per week<br />

■ MAB485 ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS 2C<br />

Differential equations, Laplace transform methods; orthogonal<br />

functions; solution of systems of linear equations; vector analysis;<br />

functions of a complex variable; limits, continuity; exponential,<br />

circular, hyperbolic and logarithmic functions;<br />

Cauchy-Riemann equations; Fourier transforms.<br />

Courses: EE44, IF23 Prerequisites: MAB187, MAB188<br />

Credit Points: 8 Contact Hours: 3 per week<br />

■ MAB486 ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS 2D<br />

Probability: events and sample spaces; independence; discrete<br />

random variables and probability functions; continuous random<br />

variables; mean, variance; examples of distributions.<br />

Partial differential equations: the simultaneous partial differential<br />

equations of Maxwell; the three-dimensional wave equation.<br />

Laurent’s theorem. Residue theory, application to complex<br />

integration.<br />

Courses: EE44, IF23 Prerequisites: MAB485<br />

Credit Points: 8 Contact Hours: 3 per week<br />

■ MAB487 ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS 2A<br />

Solution of large scale systems of linear equations by direct<br />

and indirect methods; solution of second order differential<br />

equations with constant coefficients; numerical solution of<br />

differential equations; polynomial interpolation.<br />

Courses: CE42, EE43, IF56, ME45, ME46<br />

Prerequisites: MAB187, MAB188<br />

Credit Points: 8 Contact Hours: 3 per week<br />

■ MAB488 ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS 2B<br />

Quadrature, determination of eigenvalues and eigenvectors of<br />

large scale linear systems, power method, inverse iteration,<br />

acceleration techniques; interpolation by cubic splines; Fourier<br />

series and harmonic analysis; convergence of infinite series.<br />

Laplace transforms.<br />

Courses: EE43, IF56, ME45, ME46<br />

Prerequisites: MAB487<br />

Credit Points: 8 Contact Hours: 3 per week<br />

■ MAB494 SURVEY MATHEMATICS 1<br />

Spherical trigonometry: definition of sphere, circles on sphere<br />

and spherical triangles; columnar, antipodal and polar triangles;<br />

sine, cosine and half-angle formulae, Napier’s and<br />

Delembre’s analogies; solution of spherical triangles, spherical<br />

excess, area of spherical triangle; relation between plane<br />

and spherical trigonometry. Differential calculus; Taylor and<br />

Maclaurin series for functions of a single variable; extension<br />

to functions of several variables; maxima and minima with<br />

constraints, Lagrange multipliers; positional astronomy.<br />

Courses: IF54, PS47 Prerequisites: MAB188<br />

Credit Points: 6 Contact Hours: 3 per week<br />

■ MAB496 SURVEY MATHEMATICS 2<br />

Linear algebra: systems of linear equations in two and three<br />

dimensions, the no solution, many solution and unique solution<br />

cases, geometric interpretation; extension of concepts to<br />

large scale systems, matrix formulation. Matrices: elementary<br />

matrix algebra, equality, addition, multiplication by a<br />

scalar, matrix products, inverse matrix, transpose matrix; types<br />

of matrix, elementary matrices, identity matrices, singular and<br />

non-singular matrices, symmetric matrices; orthogonal ma-<br />

752<br />

trices; reduction of a matrix to echelon form. Eigenvalue problem:<br />

solution of characteristic equation in two and three dimensions,<br />

corresponding eigenvectors; reality of eigenvalues<br />

in symmetric cases; quadratic forms, principal axes; geometrical<br />

applications, (classification of conics), extension of concepts<br />

to large scale system.<br />

Courses: IF54, PS47 Prerequisites: MAB188<br />

Credit Points: 6 Contact Hours: 3 per week<br />

■ MAB601 MULTIVARIABLE CALCULUS<br />

Differentiation, extrema; double integrals, triple integrals,<br />

surface integrals; functions of a complex variable, analyticity,<br />

complex integration.<br />

Courses: ED50, IF34, IF42, IF44, IF58, IF71, MA34, SC30<br />

Prerequisites: MAB303, MAB304<br />

Credit Points: 12 Contact Hours: 4 per week<br />

■ MAB602 VECTOR FIELD THEORY<br />

Vector analysis; scalar and vector fields; line integrals; surface<br />

integrals; differential field operators; the integral properties<br />

of fields. Tensor analysis; curvilinear coordinates; application<br />

to potential theory; hydrodynamic theory, electromagnetic<br />

theory; calculus of variations; functionals; Euler’s differential<br />

equation; problems with subsidiary conditions.<br />

Courses: IF42, IF44, MA34, SC30<br />

Prerequisites: MAB601<br />

Credit Points: 12 Contact Hours: 4 per week<br />

■ MAB612 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS<br />

Mathematical modelling with differential equations;<br />

wellposedness of first order differential equations and graphical<br />

methods; theory of linear systems and nth order differential<br />

equations, solutions for constant coefficients; series; Laplace<br />

Transform; boundary value problems; Fourier series; separation<br />

of variables method for partial differential equations.<br />

Courses: ED50, IF34, IF42, IF44, IF58, IF71, MA34 SC30<br />

Prerequisites: MAB303, MAB304<br />

Credit Points: 12 Contact Hours: 4 per week<br />

■ MAB618 COMPUTATIONAL MATHEMATICS 2<br />

Linear equations; numerical solution of a single non-linear<br />

equation; interpolation; quadrature; numerical solution of a<br />

single first order differential equation.<br />

Courses: IF42, IF44, IF58, IF71, IT20, MA34, SC30<br />

Prerequisites: MAB321<br />

Credit Points: 12 Contact Hours: 4 per week<br />

■ MAB620 FINITE MATHEMATICS<br />

Logic; axioms, proofs, truth-table decidability; set theory, relations,<br />

functions; number theory: primes and divisibility,<br />

Fermat’s and Euler’s theorems; greatest common divisor, Euclid’s<br />

algorithm; primitive roots; arithmetic functions; abstract<br />

algebra: Boolean algebras, groups, rings, fields; automata: finite<br />

state machines.<br />

Courses: ED50, IF58, IF71, IT20, MA34, SC30<br />

Prerequisites: MAB303<br />

Credit Points: 12 Contact Hours: 4 per week<br />

■ MAB630 LINEAR ALGEBRA & ITS<br />

APPLICATIONS<br />

Concrete and abstract vector spaces; matrices; linear systems<br />

and determinants; inner products and the projection theorem;<br />

linear operators on a unitary space; eigenvalues; applications.<br />

Courses: IF34, IF42, IF44, IF58, IF71, ED50, IT20, MA34,<br />

SC30 Prerequisites: MAB303<br />

Credit Points: 12 Contact Hours: 4 per week<br />

■ MAB632 MATHEMATICAL MODELLING<br />

Models are taken mainly from the areas of medicine and biology,<br />

including cancer research and population growth, and<br />

from mechanics applied to sport. Emphasis is on the mathematical<br />

modelling and not on the development of new mathematical<br />

techniques.<br />

Courses: IF34, IF42, IF58, IF71, ED50, MA34, SC30<br />

Prerequisites: MAB303 or MAB212, MAB222<br />

Corequisites: MAB304<br />

Credit Points: 12 Contact Hours: 4 per week

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