Differential Equations

Math 333


Course Description: Differential equations arise naturally to model dynamical systems such as those that occur in physics, biology, and economics. Differential Equations have given major impetus to other fields in mathematics, such as topology and the theory of chaos. This course covers basic analytic, numerical, and qualitative methods for the solution and understanding of ordinary differential equations. Computer-based technology will be used. Prerequisite or co-requisite: MATH 213.

This course satisfies Kenyon's quantitative reasoning (QR) requirement.

Text:  Differential Equations;  2nd Edition by Paul Blanchard, Robert L. Devaney, and Glen R. Hall.
Instructor:  Carol S. Schumacher

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