21-320 Symbolic Programming Methods Units: 9.0 Department: Mathematical Sciences Related URLs: http://www.math.cmu.edu The objective of this course is to learn to program in Maple, a powerful symbolic mathematics package available on many platforms at Carnegie Mellon. After learning what Maple can do with the commands provided with the package, students will learn to develop their own Maple functions to accomplish extended mathematical computations. Grades in the course will be based mostly on project work. Projects may come from any relevant field and may be graphical, numerical, or symbolic or all three. The course will involve online demonstrations in most classes. 3 hrs. lec.

Discuss this course  Textbook prices  View FCE Results  View FCE Results Prior to Fall 2004  Check Availability   Popularity index Rank for this semester: #467 Rank in this department: #32   Students also scheduled 21-228 Discrete Mathematics 21-374 Field Theory 21-126 Introduction to Mathematical Softwa... 21-122 Integration, Differential Equations... 21-241 Matrix Algebra 21-120 Differential and Integral Calculus 15-462 Computer Graphics 21-256 Multivariate Analysis and Approxima... 82-132 Elementary Chinese II 21-355 Principles of Real Analysis I

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