Numerical Methods for Computer Science and Engineering

3 credits · Graduate School

(Also listed as CS 3255). Numerical and mathematical methods used in computer graphics, computational physics, robotics, vision, and learning. Algorithms for solving linear systems, determining matrix eigenstructures, nonlinear optimization, interpolation and extrapolation, integration and differentiation, solving ordinary and partial differential equations, and parallel programming. Emphasis on efficient implementations and applications. Serves as repeat credit for CS 5891-01 Fall 2023. No credit awarded for students who have received credit for CS 3255. FALL [3]