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18.310  Principles of Applied Math

Spring 2012

Instructors: Olivier Bernardi, Neil Olver

TAs: Susan Ruff, Yan Zhang

Lecture:  MWF11  (37-212)
Office hours (Bernardi):  Wed. 1-2pm  (2-279)
Office hours (Olver):  Tue. 3-4pm  (2-332)
Office hours (Zhang):  Wed. 5.30-6.30  (2-487)
Writing office hours (Ruff):  E-mail to arrange a time: ruff@math.mit.edu  (2-171)

Information: 

Writing Instructor: Susan Ruff

TA: Yan Zhang

Announcements

Error in HW11 Q1

Very sorry, there was a mistake in the formula for r (missing a minus sign), it is now corrected.

Announced on 14 May 2012  1:53  p.m. by Neil Olver

Solution to practice exam

Dear students,

It was pointed out that there were typos in the practice exam, exercise 12 (Discrete Fourrier Transform). I have uploaded a new version of the exercise+solution.

Announced on 01 May 2012  3:09  p.m. by Olivier Bernardi

This week's assignment due on Friday; practice questions; syllabus

You can hand in the assignment on Friday by 6pm rather than Thursday.

I've uploaded some sample questions from last year. We'll be adding more over the next few days.

The exam will cover everything from (and including) the Fourier transform, up to and including Friday's lecture on graph theory. For linear programming, we did not cover everything in the notes: the relevant sections are 1, 2.1-2.2, 4.1-4.2, and 7. And of course the separate notes on maximum flows.

Announced on 25 April 2012  1:26  p.m. by Neil Olver

Online sign-up for writing appointments

Dear class,

This is a reminder that I'm available to help you with your writing. If you'd like to meet with me, click here to sign up for a time.

Susan

Announced on 18 April 2012  2:17  p.m. by Susan Ruff

Slight simplification in Assignment 8 Choice A

Dear students,

A few of you complained (rightly) that the numbers that arise in the questions of choice A are a bit messy.
I agree, so I changed slightly the graph so that the numbers become nicer. The new version is uploaded (2 arrows have changed).

If you have done your calculation with the old graph, that's fine and you can keep your solutions. Otherwise, just work with the new version.

Best,

Olivier

Announced on 18 April 2012  2:11  p.m. by Olivier Bernardi

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