EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY

Boundary Value Problems

MA 502

SPRING SEMESTER, 2014SYLLABUSCLASSROOM: LB 126

CLASS TIMES: TUES/THURS 8.159.30PROFESSOR: DR. SHAR SAJJADI

PHONE: 226-6234 SAJJA8B5@ERAU.EDUOFFICE HOURS:

MON, 11.00 AM-12.30 PM, TUES, 2.30 PM-3.30 PM, THURS, 1.00 PM-2.30 PM

ROOM: 301.37TEXTBOOK:

Applied Partial Differential Equations. S.G. Sajjadi and T.A. Smith Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Co.COURSE DESCRIPTION:Fourier Series, Fourier transforms, solution of linear differential equations with variable coefficients, Partial differential equations, including the wave equation, the heat equation, Laplaces equation, Schrodinger equation, Bessel and Legendre functions, applications in scince and engineering.Prerequisite: MA441GOALS:

The course provides a basic foundation in the area of partial differential equations and advanced mathematical methods. It serves as a required course for the Masters degree in Aerospace Engineering curriculum.Discipline Specific Learning Outcomes: Upon completion, students will be exposed to:

1. Boundary value problems and eigensystems.

2. Partial differential equations and their classifications.

3. Integral transforms for partial differential equations.4. Complex contour integrations and residues.

5. Greens function for inhomogenous differential equations.6. Asymptotics and special functions.

7. Partial differential equations in various curvilnear coordinates.

8. Introduction to numerical solutions of partial differential equations.GRADING SYSTEM:Homework/Projects

50% (Sum of all HWS 25%, Project 25%)

2 - Exams

50%

Total

100%First exam:Mid to Late Feb. (Date to be announced)

Final exam:Exam Period (End of Semester)

GRADE SCALE:90%100% A

80%89%

B

70%79%

C

60%69%

D

0%59%

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one line screen display that does not have the capability of storing alpha-numeric data. Furthermore, no wireless communication devices such as cell phones or PDAs will be allowed.Attendance: Students are responsible for everything that happens in class every day. If a class is missed,

the student is held responsible for finding out what was missed. Poor attendance may affect your grade. Only official university excuses will be accepted.

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