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EN.553.405

Engineering Mathematics

Johns Hopkins University 3 credits Applied Mathematics & Statistics

Course Description

The course will provide a technical foundation in the application of mathematics in a variety of disciplines from engineering and the natural sciences. Mathematical techniques will include select methods from multivariate calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, transform methods, complex variables, probability, statistics, and optimization. Important theorems and results from pure and applied mathematics are taught as needed during the course. Various applications of the methods to real problems related to mechanical, electrical, and chemical/biological engineering will be considered during the semester. The intent of the examples and relevant applications is to illustrate how mathematical theory can be used to solve real-world problems. Prerequisite(s): (AS.110.302 OR EN.553.291) AND AS.110.202 AND (EN.553.291 OR EN.553.295 OR AS.110.201 OR AS.110.212) AND (EN.553.211 OR EN.553.311 OR (EN.553.420 AND EN.553.430))

Code
EN.553.405
Credits
3
Subject
Applied Mathematics & Statistics

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