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**Course Title:** Mathematics Applied to Real-World Problems: Numerical Methods, Optimization, and Mathematical Modeling
**Course Description:** This course explores the applications of mathematical techniques to real-world problems in various fields such as physics, engineering, economics, and finance. Students will learn numerical methods for solving equations, optimization techniques for finding optimal solutions, and mathematical modeling techniques for describing complex systems.
**Course Objectives:**
1. Apply numerical methods to solve linear and nonlinear equations.
2. Use optimization techniques to find maximum or minimum values of functions.
3. Develop mathematical models to describe real-world phenomena.
4. Analyze and interpret the results of mathematical models in various fields.
**Course Outline:**
**Week 1-2: Numerical Methods**
* Introduction to numerical methods
* Linear interpolation and extrapolation
* Root finding using bisection, Newton’s method, and secant method
* Numerical differentiation and integration
**Week 3-4: Optimization**
* Introduction to optimization techniques
* Unconstrained minimization using gradient descent and Newton’s method
* Constrained minimization using Lagrange multipliers and penalty methods
* Applications of optimization in economics, finance, and engineering
**Week 5-6: Mathematical Modeling**
* Introduction to mathematical modeling
* Modeling with ordinary differential equations (ODEs)
* Modeling with partial differential equations (PDEs)
* Numerical solutions of ODEs and PDEs using finite difference methods
**Week 7-8: Applications**
* Case studies in physics, engineering, economics, and finance
* Applications of mathematical modeling to real-world problems
* Group projects: students will work on a case study and present their results
**Assessment:**
1. Homework assignments (40%)
2. Quizzes and exams (30%)
3. Group project presentation (15%)
4. Final report and presentation (15%)
**Resources:**
1. Required textbook: « Numerical Methods for Scientists and Engineers » by Hamming
2. Recommended textbooks: « Optimization Methods in Engineering » by Chakravorty, et al., and « Mathematical Modeling with Python » by Brunner
3. Online resources: MATLAB, Python libraries (e.g., NumPy, SciPy), and online tutorials
**Prerequisites:** Calculus II, Linear Algebra, and a basic understanding of programming concepts.
This course outline provides a comprehensive introduction to numerical methods, optimization techniques, and mathematical modeling, with applications in various fields. It is designed for students who have a solid foundation in mathematics and programming and are interested in applying mathematical techniques to real-world problems. »