Math 411 - Math Modelling - Fall 2009

MWF 11:15-12:05 - HBB 121

Resources:

Text: no mandatory text; links to online notes and resources will be provided

Goals of the Course:

To learn the basic types of models and how to develop them
To review/learn some basic mathematical techniques for analyzing models.
To practice technical writing and giving oral reports
To learn how to work in a group on a realistic problem

Grading:

Homework (40%) - assigned approximately weekly
Group Projects (30%) - 2 (maybe 3), include written and oral reports
Individual Project (30%) - includes a 10 page paper and an oral presentation

Undergrad: 90% for an A, 87% for a A-, 83% for a B+, 80% for a B, etc.
Grad: 90% for an A, 85% for a B+, 80% for a B, etc.

Instructor:

Dr. Charles Collins
106D Aconda Court (southeast corner, by Tower 2)
974-4269 or 974-2461
ccollins@math.utk.edu

Office Hours: MWF 1-2 in 106D Aconda Court and by appointment

ccollins@math.utk.edu

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