MCS 472: Industrial Math and Computation
Tuesday 5 May, final exam, 8am - 10am, 304 Burnham Hall
Catalog description:
Preparation for real projects in industry,
realized by technical reports and oral presentations.
Topics include quality control, operations research, control
engineering, cost-benefit analysis, differential equations,
and modeling with scientific software.
Lecture notes are available
The lecture notes are still a work in progress...
Lecture slides and supplemental materials will be posted below,
in a week-by-week organization.
1. Statistical Reasoning
2. Technical Presentations; Data Analysis
3. Data Acquisition and Manipulation
4. The Discrete Fourier Transform
5. Presentations of the First Project
- L-12 Mon 9 Feb 2026: presentations of the first project
- L-13 Wed 11 Feb 2026: presentations of the first project
- L-14 Fri 13 Feb 2026: presentations of the first project
6. Linear Programming and Regression
7. cost benefit analysis, economics, review
8. midterm exam, introduction to machine learning
9. Deep Learning; Ranking Data; ODEs
10. Presentations of the Second Project
- L-27 Mon 16 Mar 2026: presentations of the second project
- L-28 Wed 18 Mar 2026: presentations of the second project
- L-29 Fri 20 Mar 2026: presentations of the second project
11. Dynamical Systems; Laplace Transforms
12. Filters, Circuits, Feedback, and Control
Slides with collected
proposals of topics for the third project.
14. phasors, waves, and final review
15. Presentations of the Third Project
- L-42 Mon 27 Apr 2026: presentations of the third project
- L-43 Wed 29 Apr 2026: presentations of the third project
- L-44 Fri 1 May 2026: presentations of the third project
Tuesday 5 May, final exam, 8am - 10am, 304 Burnham Hall