Math 2280 - 2          Schedule and Homework Problems            Jan. 7, 2002
Treibergs


Turn in the starred problems only. Your solutions must be self-contained and
complete to receive full credit. Homework from each week (M,T,W,F) is due the
following Wednesday. Homework which is more than one week late but not more
than two weeks late receives half credit. Homework which is more than two
weeks late will receive zero credit.


Day,            Sec.    TOPIC                   Page[ Numbers ]    


F, Jan. 4       1.1     Models                  9[7,12,16*,29*,35,39]

M       7       1.2     Integrating DE          17[5,10*,17,26*,34]
T       8               LAB
W       9       1.3     Slope Fields            25[16*,26,32]
F       11      1.4-5   Linear 1st order        40[3,11,19,32*,52*],                                                            53[9,15,33*,39]

M       14      1.6     Exact                   69[5*,18,34*,51]
T       15      2.1     Population Models       84[3,9*,25]
W       16      2.2     Stability               93[9*,13,14]
F       18      2.3     Acceleratiion           103[2,11*,21*,24]

M       21                      Martin Luther King HOLIDAY
T       22              LAB
W       23      2.4-5   Euler Polygons          114[6*],124[7*]
F       25      2.6     Runge-Kutta             135[4*]

M       28      3.1-2   2nd order linear        152[5,9*,12*,25,38*,46]
T       29              Review
W       30                      FIRST MIDTERM EXAM
F, Feb. 1       3.3     Homog., const. coef.    178[9*,10,15,24*,28,35*,40,46]


Feb.    2 - 26          OLYMPIC BREAK


W       27      3.3     Complex roots   
F, Mar. 1       3.4     Vibrations              188[3*,10,13,18*,35-38]

M       4       3.5     Undetermined coef.'s    204[1,3*,5,7,9,18*,             
T       5               LAB                         34*,37,41,45,53*,60*]
W       6       3.6     Resonance               216[4,10*,17,23,28*]    
F       8       3.7     Circuits                227[2*,3*,8,14,19*]             

M       11      4.1-2   Systems                 251[2,17*,24*,26*,27],                                                          264[8,15*,34]
T       12      4.3     Systems numerically     278[6*,10,17]
W       13      5.1-2   Eigenvectors            303[32*,38*],                   
F       15      5.3     Mechanical systems      318[9*,19*,30*,32,36,39*]       
  
M       18      5.4     Multiple EV's           330[3,9*,14*,16,19]
T       19              LAB                     349[6,15*,26*,31]
W       20              Review
F       22                      SECOND MIDTERM EXAM

M       25      5.5     Matrix exponential      363[3,7*,15,23,27*]
T       26      5.6     Nonhomogeneous sys      373[5*,16,22*,31]
W       27      6.1-2   Phase plane             384[11*,20,24*]
F       29      6.3     Predator / Prey         412[2*,3*,5,8-10,13,17]

M, Apr. 1       6.4     Nonlinear mech. sys.    427[4*,12]
T       2               LAB
W       3       6.5     Chaos
F       5       7.1     Laplace Transform       454[2*,4,15,25,29*,                                                                                  33,35,36,39*,41]

M       8       7.2     Laplace properties      466[3*,14*,19,24,29*,33*,35]
T       9       7.3     Partial Fractions       476[3,7,10*,13,19*,30*,39*]     
W       10              Review
F       12                      THIRD MIDTERM EXAM

M       15      7.4     Convolutions            487[3,11*,14,17,20*,    
T       16              LAB                         23,26,31*,36*]
W       17      7.5     Tansforming Periodic    498[5,14,25*,33]        
F       19      7.6     Delta functions         510[3*,10*,15,17,21]

M       22      9.1-2   Fourier Series          599[15*,23,27],607[13*,17,24a*]
T       23      9.3     Sine series             619[4,9,11*,20,22*]
W       24      9.4     Applying F. S.          628[3*,8,15,18]
F       26      9.5     Heat Conduction         640[3,10*,14,15*,17,18*,19]

M       29      9.6     Wave Equation           655[3,6,11,13,14,15,16,17,19]
T       30      9.7     Laplace's Equation      668[5,9,11]
W, May  1               Review                  


F       3                       FINAL EXAM              1:00 ­ 3:00      PM