Instructor: Allan Struthers Office: Fisher 212 Phone: 487-3541 e-mail: struther@mtu.edu Web Site: http://www.mathlab.mtu.edu/~struther/Courses/2990/ My schedule: https://huskymail.mtu.edu/home/struther@mtu.edu/Calendar.html Meeting 8-9am M/W/F Fisher 101 
- Objectives:
- Simulation is a powerful computational tool for many scientific problems. Case studies and projects will be drawn from various fields. Prior programming experience is not required; all necessary computational skills will be developed in the course.
- This course is intended to introduce simulation as a tool for exploring interesting scientific/mathematical topics. We will introduce and work extensively on all required programming tools and constructs. The class will sproadically meet in the Mathlab rather than our classroom for this purpose.
- Projects, HW exams etc.: Much of the course will be group project driven with frequent progress reports to our class. Final and midterm group project presentations will be our exams and we will have a few individual HW assignments. Final project presentations will be presented during the scheduled final exam slot.
- Affirmative Action Notice:
MTU complies with all federal and state laws and regulations regarding discrimination, including the ADA Act of 1990. If you have a disability and a need, a reasonable accommodation for equal access to education or services can be made through the Dean of Students office (Gloria Melton 487-2212). For concerns regarding discrimination of any kind, contact your advisor, department head, or affirmative action office.