64637 ADVANCED ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS B

Year	No.	Offer	Mode	Description			Cred. Pts
97	64637 	S12 	D 	ADV ENGINEERING MATHS B   	1.00

Contents

STAFFING:

Examiner: B. MEAKINS
Moderator: W. SPUNDE

PRE-REQUISITE(S)

64636

RATIONALE:


Engineers require a wide knowledge of mathematics to help them to
update their engineering skills throughout their careers.  Applications
of numerical techniques and other analytical methods are important
in engineering.

SYNOPSIS:


This unit comprises a study of four modules selected from areas of
numerical solution of partial differential equations, complex analysis,
advanced differential equations and advanced vector analysis.  The
choice of modules will exclude those studied in the unit 64636
Advanced Engineering Mathematics A and will be selected in consultation
with the appropriate Head of Programme.

OBJECTIVES:

  • ending on the choice of modules. Refer to topics and
    objectives for 64634, 64624, 64633, 64622.

    TOPICS:

     Description                                                    Weighting(%)
      

    1. Elective Module 1                                                     25.00

      

    2. Elective Module 2                                                     25.00

      

    3. Elective Module 3                                                     25.00

      

    4. Elective Module 4                                                     25.00
Note:  the four elective modules are to be chosen from the
following list (in consultation with the appropriate Head of
Programme):
- Numerical Partial Differential Equations I (S2 from the
                                              unit 75634)
- Numerical Partial Differential Equations II (S2 from the
                                               unit 75634)
- Advanced Differential Equations (S2 from the unit 75624)
- Complex Analysis I (S1 from the unit 75633)
- Complex Analysis II (S1 from the unit 75633)
- Normed Vector Spaces (S1 from the unit 75633)
- Vector Analysis (S1 from the unit 75622)
- Advanced Vectors and Differential Equations (S1 from the
                                               unit 75622)

    TEXT and MATERIALS to be PURCHASED:

    Dependent on choice of modules. Refer to lists for 64622,
    64624, 64633, 64634.

    RECOMMENDED REFERENCE MATERIALS:

    Dependent on choice of modules.

    STUDENT WORKLOAD REQUIREMENTS:

    	ACTIVITY				HOURS
Directed Study                                	98
Private Study                                 	52
Examinations                                  	4
Assessments                                   	16

    ASSESSMENT DETAILS:

    No  *F/S Marks     Due        Description                              Wtg(%)    LBL
1   S              T.B.A.    TO BE DISCUSSED WITH EXAMINER             100.00    N

    *F=Formative, S=Summative

    OTHER REQUIREMENTS:

    1  To obtain a pass in the unit, students must perform satisfactorily
   in all aspects of assessment.
2  The due date for assessments is the date by which a student
   must despatch an assignment to the USQ.  The onus is on the
   student to provide proof of the despatch date, if requested
   by the Examiner.
3  Students must retain a copy of all assignments which must be
   produced if and when required by the Examiner.
4  Extensions for assignment submission may be granted in
   extenuating circumstances.  The decision to grant or refuse an
   extension is made by the Examiner.  Students should be aware
   that an application for an extension does not guarantee that
   an extension will be granted.
5  Students apply for extension by either applying at the time
   of submitting an assignment or applying in writing prior to
   submitting an assignment.  All relevant documentation should
   accompany the application.
6  If assignments are submitted after the due date and no extension
   is granted, then a penalty up to a maximum of 20% of the
   assignment mark for each working day late may apply.
7  No further assignments will be accepted for assessment purposes
   after assignments or model solutions have been released, except
   in extenuating circumstances.
    This information is accurate as at 28/11/97