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    This document provides information for course CTS8233 Numerical Computing including the professor's contact details, evaluation breakdown consisting of assignments, labs, hybrid material, midterm and final exams, learning schedule outlining weekly topics and labs, and other policies regarding attendance, assignments, and grading requirements to pass the course. The course covers numerical computing topics such as floating point numbers, interpolation, regression, Taylor series, numerical differentiation and integration, and solving systems of linear equations through lectures, labs using R programming, and hybrid learning material. Students must achieve a minimum grade of 50% on both the theory and practical portions of the course to pass.

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    Algonquin College of Applied Arts &

    Technology

    COURSE SECTION INFORMATION

    Information and Communications Technology


    Applications & Programming

    Numerical Computing

    Computer Eng. Technology – Computer Science

    Professor’s Name: Hubert Furey Course Number: CTS8233


    Email: [email protected] Course Section: 300
    Phone: Term: Winter 2022
    Office: Academic Year: 2021

    Out of Class Assistance: Email/Zoom Academic Level: 4

    Section-Specific Learning Resources

    Handouts covering the course materials will be provided to the student as required.

    Evaluation Breakdown

    Assessment Weight CLRs


    Assignments (x3) 20% 1,2,3,4,5,6
    Lab Work (approx. 12) 20% 1,2,3,4,5,6
    Hybrid Material 15% 1,2,3,4,5,6
    Midterm Exam 20% 1,2,3
    Final Exam 25% 1,2,3,4,5,6
    Learning Schedule (Subject to change with notification)

    Lab Assessments
    Date Weekly Theme and Learning Outcomes Lab Topic Hybrid Material
    (%)
    • Overview of Course and
    Policies #1 Install and
    Week 1
    • Scientific Notation Introduction to R
    Jan 10-14
    • Floating point numbers
    • Absolute and Relative Errors

    Week 2 • Floating point numbers


    #2 Programming Worksheets/ hybrid
    Jan 17-21 • Overflow and underflow
    with R quiz
    • Absolute and Relative Errors

    Week 3 • Lagrange Interpolation #3 Program with R


    Assignment 1 Worksheets
    Jan 24-28 • Newtons’ Divided Difference dataframes
    available
    • Statistics
    Ch.22.1-22.4 and
    Week 4 • Mean and Standard practice
    #4 R functions
    Jan 31-Feb 4 Deviation problems/Hybrid quiz
    • Standard Normal Distribution

    Week 5 #5 Lagrange Ch.22.6 and practice


    • Least-Squares Linear Regression Assignment 1 Due
    Feb 7-11 Interpolation problems/Hybrid quiz

    Week 6 • Least-Squares non-Linear #6 Descriptive Assignment 2


    Hybrid quiz
    Feb 14-18 Regression Statistics available
    • Midterm Exam Hybrid quiz
    Week 7 (~1 hr)
    #7 Simple Linear
    College closed Family
    Feb 22-25 Regression using R
    Day - Mon 21 Feb
    • Taylor series functions

    Week 8
    Feb 28-Mar 4 • Mid-Term Break

    Week 9
    • Taylor/Maclaurin Assignment 2 Due Ch.30 and practice
    Mar 7-11 #8 Taylor Series
    series (cont) problems/Hybrid quiz

    Week 10
    • Numerical differentiation #9 Maclaurin Series Worksheet/Hybrid quiz
    Mar 14-18

    Ch 31.1 and practice


    Week 11 • Ordinary Differentiation Equations #10 Numerical
    problems/Worksheet/
    Mar 21-25 ODE Differentiation
    Hybrid quiz

    Ch 25 and practice
    Week 12 Assignment 3
    • Numerical integration #11 ODE problems/Worksheet/
    Mar 28-Apr 1 available
    Hybrid quiz

    Week 13 #12 Numerical


    • Solving set of linear Equation Ch 16
    Apr 4-8 Integration

    Week 14 Assignment 3 Due College closed Good


    • TBD TBD
    Apr 11-14 Friday 15 April

    Week 15
    • Final Exam Week
    Apr 16-23
    Other Important Information

    Lectures will present the theoretical material of the course. Students are expected to attend all the
    lectures.

    Laboratory attendance is compulsory, and absence from three or more laboratory sessions without the
    prior consent of the professor may result in a final grade of “F”.
    For some labs, you may be required to demo your lab work within the scheduled lab time. Labs that
    need to be demoed will be advertised to the students ahead of the demo date.

    Students are responsible for keeping a record of the number of laboratory sessions that they have
    missed. Professors will not inform students of an impending failure because of missed laboratory
    sessions.

    All laboratory assignments must be successfully completed in order to obtain course credit.
    Late assignments will be penalized at the rate of 25% per day late at the discretion of the lab
    professor. Any missed evaluation points will result in a grade of “0”.
    In the case of a documented emergency the professor, in consultation with the Chair, will determine
    how the marks will be made up and/or final grade adjusted.

    To pass the course the student must have a grade of at least 50%, or “D-”, on both the theory and
    the practical portions of the course.
    The theory portion of the course is comprised of the hybrid quizzes, midterm test(s), and the final
    exam combined.
    The practical portion of the course is comprised of the lab exercises as well as the assignments.

    Lab assignments will not be included in the final grade unless the student achieves at least a grade of
    50% or “D-” on the combined tests and final exam. (Students who have a failing grade on the combined
    tests and the exam will receive a grade of “F”.)

    Detailed information about each evaluation point will be in your first lecture slides.

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