CE 30125 - Computational Methods, Fall 2010
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COMPUTATIONAL METHODS
Professor Joannes Westerink, Ph.D. Civil Engineering and Geological Sciences Course Structure: 75 minute classes - twice a week |
Tablet showing a Babylonian approximation to the square root of 2. Photo credit: Bill Casselman and the Yale Babylonian Collection.
Course Description
Fundamentals of numerical methods and development of programming techniques to solve problems in civil and environmental engineering. This course requires significant computer use via a scientific program language such as Matlab and/or FORTRAN. Standard topics in numerical linear algebra, interpolation, discrete differentiation, discrete integration, and approximate solutions to ordinary differential equations are treated in a context-based approach. Applications are drawn from hydrology, environmental modeling, geotechnical engineering, modeling of material behavior, and structural analysis.
Course Contents
CE 30125 - Assignments , Fall 2010
CE 30125 - Readings , Fall 2010
CE 30125 - Lectures , Fall 2010
CE 30125 - Exam Review Materials , Fall 2010
CE 30125 - Syllabus , Fall 2010
CE 30125 - Calendar , Fall 2010
