Numerical Methods

College Of Computing & Information Technology |
English

Description

This course provides an introduction to numerical methods and their applications to solve science and engineering problems. In addition, convergence and error analysis of numerical methods is covered. In addition, practical experience with implementing numerical methods and assessing resulting errors will be acquired through a number of programming assignments.

Program

Software Engineering bachelor`s degree Program

Objectives

- Understand numerical methods and errors of computers.
- Analyze errors and error propagation.
- Compute roots of equations of one variable
- Solve a system of Linear equations.
- Apply numerical differentiation.
- Apply numerical integration.
- Use interpolation.
- Use regression.

Textbook

C. Chapra , Numerical Methods for Engineers with Software and Programming Applications, McGraw Hill.

Course Content

content serial	Description
1	Introduction
2	Error Analysis
3	Solution of Equations in One Variable (Bisection Method) part 1
4	Solution of Equations in One Variable (Bisection Method) part 2
5	Solution of Equations in One Variable (Secant and Modified Secant Methods) part 1
6	Solution of Equations in One Variable (Secant and Modified Secant Methods) part 2
7	Solution of Equations in One Variable (Newton Raphson and Fixed Point Methods) part 1
8	Solution of Equations in One Variable (Newton Raphson and Fixed Point Methods) part 2
9	Numerical Integration part 1
10	Numerical Integration part 2
11	Numerical Interpolation part 1
12	Numerical Interpolation part 2
13	Direct Methods for Solving Linear Systems part 1
14	Direct Methods for Solving Linear Systems part 2
15	In-Direct Methods for Solving Linear Systems
1	Introduction
2	Error Analysis
3	Solution of Equations in One Variable (Bisection Method) part 1
4	Solution of Equations in One Variable (Bisection Method) part 2
5	Solution of Equations in One Variable (Secant and Modified Secant Methods) part 1
6	Solution of Equations in One Variable (Secant and Modified Secant Methods) part 2
7	Solution of Equations in One Variable (Newton Raphson and Fixed Point Methods) part 1
8	Solution of Equations in One Variable (Newton Raphson and Fixed Point Methods) part 2
9	Numerical Integration part 1
10	Numerical Integration part 2
11	Numerical Interpolation part 1
12	Numerical Interpolation part 2
13	Direct Methods for Solving Linear Systems part 1
14	Direct Methods for Solving Linear Systems part 2
15	In-Direct Methods for Solving Linear Systems

Markets and Career

Generation, transmission, distribution and utilization of electrical power for public and private sectors to secure both continuous and emergency demands.
Electrical power feeding for civil and military marine and aviation utilities.
Electrical works in construction engineering.

Degree Bachelor
Code: CCS3002
Credit hrs: 3
Prequisites: CCS1302 , EBA2204

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