Mathematics 216:  Introduction to Mathematical Computation
            (with C)
        
        The objective of this class is to learn to use the computer as a
        tool for thinking about and solving mathematics problems, and to
        do as much such thinking and solving as possible.  We will use
        the C programming language.
        
        Note:  Take a look at Assignment 10 for a helpful hint.
        I'll not be in Monday and Tuesday this week but will check my
        e-mail occasionally to see if there are questions I can answer.
        
        
            Syllabus and weekly assignments
        
        
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                    The harmonic series
                
            
 
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                    Computing pi as a length
                
            
 
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                    Computing pi as an area
                
            
 
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                    Elaborating some previous programs
                
            
 
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                    Finding roots using the bisection method
                
            
 
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                    Factoring integers into primes
                
            
 
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                    The Sieve of Eratosthenes
                
            
 
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                    The One-Dimensional Heat Equation
                
            
 
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                    The Two-Dimensional Heat Equation
                
            
 
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                    Final problems:  evolution of random temperature
                    distributions
                
            
 
        
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