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CSCI 1210 — Course schedule

Auburn University at Montgomery

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Weekly Schedule for CSCI 1210-Introduction to Computing for Engineers and Scientists: SPRING 2013

Office Hours: MW:9:40--10:40am, or by appointment.
Note: This is only a guide as how the course should proceed. Changes might occur.

Section with an asterisk (*) is optional.

Week 1

 1. 1/07: ch1, ch2
2. 1/09:  ch2
  • Homework:  2.21 (D=0:10:180), 2.22(solving 2.19)
    always start your script by clc, clear all; close all;
  • always suppress intermediate results and only display the final results.
    submission format: one single m-script file. The same for each chapter unless otherwise indicated.

Week 2

 3. 1/14:  ch3
4. 1/16:  ch3
  • Homework:  3.9, 3.17, 3.21, Use the script
    figure('name','problem #') to open a new figure window.

Week 3

     1/21:  Jan. 21, 22 Martin Luther King Day & Student Holiday.
5. 1/23:  ch4
  • Homework: 4.8(Use T=100:100:1000 and P=[100:100:1000] and meshgrid, 4.13

Week 4

 6. 01/28:  ch5
7. 01/30: ch5 
  • Homework: 5.4, 5.20 (use T=300:50:1000;), 5.21, 5.27, 5.28, 5.30
    Create one figure for each problem by using `subplot' to include several plots into one figure window. Use the script
    figure('name','problem #') to open a new figure window.

Week 5

 8. 02/04:   ch6
9. 02/06:  ch6 
  • Homework: 6.8, 6.13, 6.15 (a) Use 0:25:200; (b) (c) use 0:10:100 
    (submission format: either 1) a compressed folder containing one main m-script file and several files of primary functions that may include subfunctions  or 2) use a single file that includes a primary function with no input and output and several subfunctions and once the primary function is called, it outputs all the required results. This format is illustrated in figures 6.13, 6.14 on pages 230-231.)

Week 6
 

 10: 02/11:   ch7
11: 02/13:  ch7 
  • Homework:  7.13 (a)(b)(c); 
    7.17(a)(b)use 0:100:400000 for the miles  and annotate x,y axes and title. (c)(d). Submit one single M-script file.
    always start your script by clc, clear all; close all; always suppress intermediate results and only display the final results.
    Use the function
    figure('name','problem #') to open a new figure window.
     

Week 7

 12. 02/18:  ch8
13: 02/20:  ch8  
  • Homework:

Week 8

 14. 02/25:  ch9
15: 02/27:  ch9 
  • Homework:

Week 9

 16: 03/04: review 
17: 03/06:  Midterm  
  • Homework:

Week 10

         03/11--03/15: Spring break, no classes.

 

Week 11

 18. 03/18:  ch10
19. 03/20:  ch10 
  • Last day to drop/resign classes: Wed., 03/20
    Homework: 

Week 12

 20: 03/25:  ch11
21: 03/27:  ch11 
       Homework: 

Week 13

 22: 04/01:  ch12 (12.4*, 12.5*, 12.6*)
23: 04/03: ch12  
  • Homework: 

Week 14

 24. 04/08:  ch13 (13.4*, 13.5*, 13.6*)
25. 04/10:  ch13 
  • Homework:

Week 15

 26: 04/15:  ch14
27: 04/17:  ch14 
  • Homework:

Week 16

 28: 04/22: ch15* 
29: 04/24  ch15* 
       Homework:

Week 17

 30: 04/29:  ch16*
  • Last day of class:  Mon., April 29, 2013 for Monday/Wednesday classes.                            
    Tuesday, April 30  for Tuesday/Thursday classes.
  • Final week begins on Thursday

Week 18
  • Final week
  • Final Exam time: Wednesday, May 08, 2013, at 10:45--1:15pm
  • GOOD LUCK ON THE FINAL AND HAVE A GREAT SUMMER!!!
Last updated: 05/30/2016  

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