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Coursebook - Engineering Analysis
Coursebook - Engineering Analysis
Coursebook - Engineering Analysis
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Course Book
1. Course name Engineering Analysis
2. Lecturer in charge Hussein J. Zekri
3. Department/ College Engineering
4. Contact e-mail: Hussein.zekri@uoz.edu.krd
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5. Time (in hours) per For example Theory: 4
week Tutorial: 1
6. Office hours 11:00am-01:00pm on Sunday
7. Course code
8. Teacher's academic http://staffportal.uoz.edu.krd/en/husseinzekri
profile
9. Keywords DEs, ODEs & PDEs.
10. Course overview:
In physics many laws are formulated in terms of Differential Equations (DEs), Ordinary
Differential Equations (ODEs) and Partial Differential Equations (PDEs). The questions we have in
real life problems, physics, engineering, biology, chemistry, and so on, are about the nature of their
solutions. A partial differential equation (PDE) describes a relation between an unknown function
and its partial derivatives. PDEs appear frequently in all areas of physics and engineering. To
explore complex systems, physicists, engineers, financiers and mathematicians require analytical
and computational methods. In this module, Engineering Analysis, we focus on some important
aspects of Partial Differential Equations (PDEs). In particular, we pay a good attention on the three
principal examples of the wave equation, the heat equation, and Laplace's equation. Boundary value
problems (PVPs), Initial Value Problems (IVPs) and Initial-Boundary Value Problems (IBVPs) are
discussed in details. These problems are the tools to model the real life problems. The nature of this
problems are usually very complex and need a very careful study. Analytical solutions are
discussed in this module. However, due to the complexity of these kind of formulations, students
should take this module as a first step to deal and get advantage of analytical methods before
engaging any perturbation or numerical step.
11. Course objective:
To understand:
▪ Useful references:
1- Richard K. Miller, Introduction to Differential Equations (2nd Edition), 1998.
2- William F. Trench, Elementary Differential Equations, 2013.
Separable variables.
1-4 Homogeneous equations.
Solutions by the Exact differential equations.
method of Linear differential equations
Bernoulli differential equations.
Some applications of 1st order ODEs.
Name: PDEs
Purpose:
CHAPTER
FOUR Students will be introduced to the solution method of solving 1 st
and 2nd order PDEs and some applications of the type pf PDEs will
be given to relate the PDEs to real life problems.
week Lectures Topics Details
CHAPTER Aim:
FIVE
Students will be introduced to the Fourier series and its application
in solving PDEs.
CHAPTER Aim:
SIX
Students will be introduced to the method of separable variables to
solve three big PDEs with the help of Fourier Series.
week Lectures Topics Details
Q1/ Solve the following differential equations (or partial differential equations).
Q2/ Give an example to the following: a second order linear nonhom. PDE or PDE