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Learning outcomes
Explain the mathematical theory behind a selection of important numerical methods for PDEs, including the derivation of the methods and the analysis of their properties.
Explain and apply notions of accuracy, stability and computational cost when solving PDE problems numerically.
Demonstrate proficiency in numerical methods for PDEs and linear system solving, and apply them to problems in science, engineering, biology and finance.
Implement advanced numerical PDE methods, and demonstrate the correctness and efficiency of the implementations in systematic computational tests.
Apply critical thinking and demonstrate written and oral communication skills in the field of computational mathematics.
Assessment summary
Examination (3 hours and 10 minutes): 60% (Hurdle)
Continuous assessment: 40%
Hurdle requirement: If you would otherwise have passed the unit but who do not achieve at least 45% of the marks available for the end-of-semester examination will receive a Hurdle Fail (NH) grade and a mark of 45 on your transcript.
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Costs are indicative and subject to change.
Miscellaneous items required (Printing, Stationery)- $100.