MATH 151B
Applied Numerical Methods
Description: Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour. Requisite: course 151A. Introduction to numerical methods with emphasis on algorithms, analysis of algorithms, and computer implementation issues. Solution of nonlinear equations. Numerical differentiation, integration, and interpolation. Direct methods for solving linear systems. Letter grading.
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Winter 2025 - Amazing teacher!!!! If you have to take a two quarter sequence I would 100% recommend doing 151a and b with her. She is very available to help outside of class in office hours, and super good at explaining topics or clearing up homework questions. Her lectures are extremely good, they are straightforward and shockingly clear considering the content can get pretty complicated. The exams are also written super reasonably, they test exactly what she teaches and if you understand the basics of everything that is covered you will do very well. All around loved this class because of her, it was definitely my least stressful of my math upper divs because of the clarity, and still learned a ton.
Winter 2025 - Amazing teacher!!!! If you have to take a two quarter sequence I would 100% recommend doing 151a and b with her. She is very available to help outside of class in office hours, and super good at explaining topics or clearing up homework questions. Her lectures are extremely good, they are straightforward and shockingly clear considering the content can get pretty complicated. The exams are also written super reasonably, they test exactly what she teaches and if you understand the basics of everything that is covered you will do very well. All around loved this class because of her, it was definitely my least stressful of my math upper divs because of the clarity, and still learned a ton.
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