Advanced Engineering Mathematics
Enrollment Requirements: Undergraduate Prerequisite: Senior Standing and CASMA 225 and CASMA 226; Graduate Prerequisite: Graduate Standing Introduces students of engineering to various mathematical techniques which are necessary in order to solve practical problems. Topics covered include a review of calculus methods, elements of probability and statistics, linear algebra, transform methods, difference and differential equations, numerical techniques, and mathematical techniques in optimization theory. Examples and case studies focus on applications to several engineering disciplines. The intended audience for this course is advanced seniors and entering MS engineering students who desire strengthening of their fundamental mathematical skills in preparation for advanced studies and research.
Topics
- a review of calculus methods
- elements of probability and statistics
- linear algebra
- transform methods
- difference and differential equations
- numerical techniques
- and mathematical techniques in optimization theory
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027