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Ordinary Differential Equations –

mth370

(3 credits)

This course focuses on the concepts related to and applications of ordinary differential equations. Students examine and solve first order, linear, and non-linear differential equations and higher order linear differential equations. Existence and uniqueness theorems are discussed. Students also explore and apply numerical methods and series solutions of differential equations.
This undergraduate-level course is 5 weeks. To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Advisor.
  • Review of Ordinary Differential Equations Concepts

    • Solve concrete and applied problems relating to ordinary differential equations.
  • Differential Equations and Matrices

    • Identify numerical methods for solving differential equations.
    • Solve real-world initial value problems using various methods.
  • Series Solutions of Second Order Linear Equations

    • Apply the Euler equation to series solutions.
    • Calculate series solutions near ordinary points and regular singular points.
  • Higher Order Linear Equations

    • Solve real-world problems involving mechanical, electrical, and forced vibrations.
    • Use various methods to solve homogenous equations.
    • Describe solution methods for higher order differential equations.
  • Introduction and First Order Differential Equations

    • Prove existence and uniqueness theorems.
    • Use differential equations in real-world examples.
    • Solve first order differential equations using various methods.
    • Explain slope fields and their connection to differential equations.

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