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This course is designed to introduce not only the mathematical vocabulary of the subject but to also instruct the student in proper methods of solving differential equations and proper ways to apply these equations to standard problems. The goal is for the student to consistently solve problems using correct technique and to additionally know how to approach similar problems in applications. This course carries 3 hours of academic credit. (From the college catalog: This course covers the development of ordinary differential equations from special applications and concentrates on the derivation of methods for determining their solutions. First order equations, linear equations and systems of equations and Laplace Transforms are discussed as well as further applications.) Learning Objectives: The student will demonstrate an understanding of qualitative, analytic and numerical approaches to solving various kinds of differential equations. In particular, time permitting, the student will cover: First-Order Equations: Separation of variables Creating and understanding direction fields Euler's method for single variable problems Classification of equilibria and the use of the phase line The location and effect of bifurcations Linear differential equations First-Order Systems: Predator-Prey model Analytic methods for finding solutions to systems Analyzing direction fields and the phase plane for systems Euler's method for autonomous systems Linear Systems: Special properties Straight-line solutions Interpreting the Phase plane Eigenvalues and their meaning Forcing: The method of undetermined coefficients Resonance and phasors Qualitative analysis for harmonic oscillators LaPlace Transforms: Definition and creation of formulas Solving second-order equations Impulse and Delta forcing functions Meetings: The format of class meetings will consist of lectures by the instructor. Student participation will be encouraged via classroom discussions as well as problem sessions where the student will present their work. This class meets as scheduled. You are expected to be in class on time. University policy states that a student cannot miss more than 25% of class meetings and receive credit for the course. Further, attendance will be necessary in order to understand the material and make a good grade. The student is responsible for work and material missed when absent. Cheating in any way will be properly rewarded according to University policy (See the Undergraduate Bulletin;  HYPERLINK "http://www.mc.edu/publications/policies/academic/219.html" http://www.mc.edu/publications/policies/academic/219.html). MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE ACADEMIC POLICIES: Students should consult the ԹϺ policy manual located at http://www.mc.edu/resources/publications/policies/ for official information regarding: Class attendance - Policy 2.10 Grading - Policy 2.15 &'79O|~   J O @Drt"$$&(,TX~XZ"$\^.0 h{QJh{6OJQJ]^Jh{>*OJQJ^Jh{5OJQJ\^Jh{h{OJQJ^JN'~  O Dt$&XZ & Fdd[$\$ed;L*1 & Fdd[$\$ed;L*1ed;L*1ed;L*1$a$ed;L*1$a$ed;L*1$^0B'$D$\$ & Fed;L*1gdBTed;L*1gdBTed;L*1 & Fdd[$\$ed;L*1 & Fdd[$\$ed;L*1ed;L*1 & Fdd[$\$ed;L*1@Byz%$=&K&&&UhBT hBT5h{0JOJQJ^Jjh{OJQJU^Jh{5OJQJ\^Jh{h{OJQJ^JCheating - Policy 2.19 Counseling and Career Services - Policy 2.25 Research - Policy 2.27 Counseling and Testing Center - Policy 2.34 Students who may require accomodation due to a documented handicap should follow the procedures located at http://www.mc.edu/about/offices/counseling/disabilities/ The Generic Grading Scale for this course is A = 90-100, B = 80-89, C = 70-79, D = 60-69. 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