Exam 1 |
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When |
Tuesday, March 13 (snow date Wednesday, March 14)
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Where |
UMASTR Lab, Du Bois Library 1667
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What |
Bretscher, Chapters 1 and 2. Related Mathematica.
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Notes |
There will be 5 questions. One will be exclusively on using and programming in Mathematica. For the others, unless otherwise indicated you may use Mathematica.
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Exam copy |
236s01x1.pdf
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Solutions |
236s01x1ans.pdf
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Statistics |
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Exam 2 |
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When
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Wednesday, April 18
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Where
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UMASTR Lab, Du Bois Library 1667 (tentative)
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What
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Bretscher: Chapter 3 through page 137, Example 2. Sections 5.1; 5.2 except subsection on QR Factorization (pages 197–199); and 5.4. Problem sets 6–8 and 8.5.
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Notes
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There will be 5 questions, none specifically about programming in Mathematica.
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Exam copy
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236s01x2.pdf
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Solutions
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236s01x2ans.pdf
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Statistics
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Final Exam |
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When
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Thursday, May 24, 4:00–6:00 p.m. (Notify now about conflicts!)
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Where
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UMASTR Lab, Du Bois Library 1667
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What
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Covers entire semester’s work; some emphasis on new material since Exam 2.
New material—in Bretscher:
- Section 3.4
- Chapter 4—also see Set 12 on Homework page.
- Section 5.5 through page 231
- Sections 6.1–6.2 except define det recursively (not as in the text using patterns and inversions)
- Sections 7.1–7.4
Problem sets 9–11
Use Mathematica as a tool and write programs in it
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Review
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Wednesday, May 23, 8:00–9:15 p.m., LGRT 219
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Exam copy
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Statistics
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