Hi everyone,
Your grades for Exam #1 are posted in the OpenLab Gradebook. Note that you have to be logged in to the OpenLab and you must have previously joined this course in order to see the Gradebook — if you are a logged-in member, you can find a link to the Gradebook in the right sidebar of the OpenLab, or under “Dashboard/OpenLab Gradebook.”
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I am nearly finished grading Exam 1. The grades for Exam 1 will be posted this week (under Dashboard/OpenLab GradeBook).
Continue readingNumerical methods provide a way to compute (approximate) values of solutions to differential equations, even when we cannot solve the equations exactly. The drawback is the large number of numerical calculations required to obtain a desired value and level of precision. In this project, you will use technology to implement the various numerical methods and use your technological solution to solve differential equations problems.
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There are a few people who have not yet met with me after Exam #1. I’ve opened up a few more spots in my calendar tomorrow afternoon – if you haven’t met with me yet, please sign up for one of these spots.
Best,
Prof. Reitz
Hi everyone,
Just a quick update – due to circumstances beyond my control, your first exam will not be returned on Tuesday this week. I know you are waiting for them – I’ll give you an update in class.
Regrets,
Prof. Reitz
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