CAAM 336 · Differential Equations in Science and Engineering

Fall 2013 · Rice University

SYLLABUS // LECTURES // RECITATIONS // HOMEWORK // EXAMS

MATLAB

Most homework questions will require some MATLAB programming. Any MATLAB codes that you write for the homework must be printed out and attached to the corresponding homework. It is an honor code violation to consult another student's code while writing your own code. It is an honor code violation to consult a transcription of any part of another student's code while writing your own code. It is an honor code violation to turn in codes which have been written by another student. For assistance with the parts of the homework that require you to code in MATLAB, you are encouraged to refer to matlabPrimer.pdf and the MATLAB codes for the demos shown in class, which can be found below. You may also consult the MATLAB Documentation.




Lecture 13: Wed 25 Sep	Best approximation examples: best2dvec.m, bestmdfun.m


Lecture 11: Fri 20 Sep	Best approximation examples: best1dvec.m, best1dfun.m


Lecture 6: Mon 9 Sep	Second derivative approximation example: diff2.m Steady-state heat equation example: ssheat.m


Lecture 5: Fri 6 Sep	Heat equation example: bar.m Forward difference approximation examples: diff1a.m, diff1b.m


Lecture 3: Fri 30 Aug	Differential equations examples: dedemo.m


Lecture 2: Wed 28 Aug	Integration example: sinint.m Plotting example: sinplot.m