Math 314 Fall 2020

Final exam

The final exam will take place at the University scheduled time, listed on the syllabus, online on Canvas. The final is comprehensive. You must submit your exam by the end of the two hour period, so I recommend that you be prepared to start promptly on time. The exam will include multiple questions for which you need to show your work, so be prepared with a piece of paper or whatever else you wish to use, and save some extra time at the end for submitting these questions. As with the quizzes, you may use your own prepared notes and your textbook, but you may NOT discuss with any other students, use any online resources or RREF calculators, etc. A calculator for adding, subtracting, and multiplying numbers is OK. If you have any questions about these technical aspects of the exam, please let me know.

Syllabus

Zoom links

Tuesday office hours 11am–noon
Wednesday office hours 9am–10am
Thursday office hours 11am–noon
Tuesday morning class 9:30am–10:45am
Tuesday afternoon class 12:30pm–1:45pm
Thursday morning class 9:30am–10:45am
Thursday afternoon class 12:30pm–1:45pm

Lecture videos and lecture notes

Section 1.1: Lecture and notes
Section 1.2: Lecture and notes
Section 1.3: Lecture and notes
Section 1.4: Lecture and notes
Section 1.5: Lecture and notes
Section 1.6: Lecture; no notes
Section 1.7: Lecture and notes
Section 1.8: Lecture and notes
Section 1.9: Lecture and notes
Section 2.1: Lecture and notes
Section 1.8–2.1 recap
Section 2.2: Lecture and notes
Section 2.3: Lecture and notes
Section 2.2–2.3 recap
Section 2.5: Lecture and notesNote: We will only worry about using an LU factorization to solve, not finding an LU factorization.
Section 3.1: Lecture and notes
Section 3.2: Lecture and notes
Section 2.5–3.2 recap
Section 4.1: Lecture and notes
Section 4.2: Lecture and notes
Section 4.3: Lecture and notes
Section 4.1–4.3 recap
Section 4.4: Lecture and notes
Section 4.5: Lecture and notes
Section 4.6: Lecture and notes
Section 4.4–4.6 recap
Section 4.7: Lecture
Section 5.1: Lecture part 1, Lecture part 2, and notes
Section 5.2: Lecture part 1, Lecture part 2, and notes
Section 4.7–5.2 recap
Section 5.3: Lecture part 1, Lecture part 2, Lecture part 3, and notes
Section 5.4: Lecture and notes
Section 5.5: Lecture (optional/bonus)
Section 5.3–5.5 recap
Section 6.1: Lecture and notes
Section 6.2: Lecture and notes
Section 6.3: Lecture and notes
Section 6.1–6.3 recap
Section 6.4: Lecture and notes
Section 6.5: Lecture and notes
Section 6.4–6.5 recap
Section 7.1: Lecture and notes
Section 7.4: Lecture and notes

Worksheets and solutions

Week 2, sections 1.1–1.5: worksheet and solutions
Week 3, sections 1.5–1.8: worksheet and solutions
Week 4, sections 1.8–2.1: worksheet and solutions
Week 5, sections 2.1–2.3: worksheet and solutions
Week 6, sections 2.3–3.2: worksheet and solutions
Week 7, sections 4.1–4.3: worksheet and solutions
Week 8, sections 4.4–4.6: worksheet and solutions
Week 9, sections 4.7–5.2: worksheet and solutions
Week 10, sections 5.3–5.4: worksheet and solutions
Week 11, sections 6.1–6.3: worksheet and solutions
Week 12, sections 6.4–6.5: worksheet and solutions
Week 13, sections 7.1–7.4: worksheet and solutions
Week 14, review: worksheet and solutions

Homework assignments

Please turn in on Canvas as a single pdf

HW #1, due Tuesday 8/25
HW #2, due Thursday 9/3
HW #3, due Thursday 9/10
HW #4, due Thursday 9/17
HW #5, due Thursday 9/24
HW #6, due Monday 10/5
Lecture notes 1.1–4.3, due Tuesday 10/6. You can turn them in either in person or on Canvas.
HW #7, due Thursday 10/8
HW #8, due Thursday 10/15
HW #9, due Thursday 10/22
HW #10, due Friday 10/30
HW #11, due Friday 11/13

Quizzes

Quiz 1 and solutions
Quiz 2 solutions
Quiz 3 solutions
Quiz 4 solutions
Quiz 5 solutions
Quiz 6

Projects

Project 1, due October 2. Please work in groups of two or three.
Project 2, due November 6. Please work in groups of two or three.