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BLG 210E Engineering Mathematics

2024 Fall

Instructors: M. Akif Yazıcı (Thu & Fri 15:30–17:30) yazicima@itu.edu.tr


Enver Özdemir (Thu 13:30–17:30) ozdemiren@itu.edu.tr

Teaching Assistants: Yunus Emre Cebeci cebeci16@itu.edu.tr


Tuğçe Temel temel21@itu.edu.tr

Classroom: Z-17 (MAY) / Z-19 (EÖ)

Textbook and References:


• Linear Algebra and Its Applications. David Lay, Steven Lay, Judi
McDonald. Pearson, 5th Edition
• Differential Equations and Linear Algebra. C. Henry Edwards, David
E. Penney, David T. Calvis. Pearson, 4th Edition
• Differential Equations and Linear Algebra. Gilbert Strang. Wellesley-
Cambridge Press
• Linear Algebra and Its Applications. Gilbert Strang. Cengage Learn-
ing, 4th Edition
• Linear Algebra for Everyone. Gilbert Strang. Wellesley-Cambridge
Press
• Differential Equations – For Scientists and Engineers. Allan Struthers,
Merle Potter. Springer Cham, 2nd Edition
Tentative Schedule:
1 Introduction, systems of linear equations
2 Matrix operations, inverse, LU factorization
3 Vector spaces, subspaces, Independence, bases, span Quiz
4 Column space, null space, dimension, rank
5 Linear transformations, determinants Quiz
6 Eigendecomposition
7 Inner product, orthogonality, norm, the Gram–Schmidt Quiz
process, QR factorization
8 Review Midterm
9 Symmetric matrices, diagonalization
10 Singular value decomposition, principle component anal- Quiz
ysis
11 Introduction to differential equations and mathematical
modeling
12 First-order differential equations, integral solutions, sep- Quiz
arable equations
13 Linear constant-coefficient differential equations
14 Review Quiz
Assessment: Midterm Exam 30%
Quizzes 30% (= 5 × 6%)
Final Exam 40%

Rules and regulations:

• Any announcement made on Ninova is assumed to reach all students.


Students must follow Ninova, and are responsible for the announce-
ments and requests on there.

• Medical excuses and administrative permits are valid only if they are
approved by Student Affairs. It is the students’ responsibility to satisfy
the steps and the requirements laid out in the regulations.

• Your best 5 quiz grades out of the 6 will be taken into account for
your overall quiz grade, i.e. each student’s lowest quiz grade will be
discarded. Thus, each quiz carries 6% weight.

• No make-up will be given for the quizzes. If a student has a valid


excuse for a quiz, the average of his or her remaining quiz grades will
be assigned for the missing one(s).

• For students with valid excuses, a make-up for the midterm exam will
be given. This will take place after the final exam, and the make-up
exam will cover the entire contents of the course.

• Students who miss three or more quizzes without a valid excuse will
receive VF.

• Students who miss the midterm exam without a valid excuse will re-
ceive VF.

• Students with an in-term average below 25.00% (15.00 marks out of


60) will receive VF.

• The final exam will cover the entire contents of the course.

• The quizzes and the exams will typically be classical in the sense that
notes and books will be closed, and calculators will not be used. If an
exam will be conducted differently, it will be announced with sufficient
notice.

• Light usage of Matlab and/or Python in classes could be expected.


This will only be for demonstrative purposes and programming ques-
tions will not be asked in the exams.

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