Year 1 - ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS -ENG 110F

Course co-ordinator(s): Dr. S. Mahoi

First Semester

Course outline: An introduction to differential and integral calculus. Functions, limits and continuity. Rational
functions, the natural exponential and logarithm functions. Radian measure and the Trigonometric functions. The
rules of differentiation. Curve sketching. Applications of the mean value theorem. Rates of change and
optimization involving functions of a single variable. L'Hospital's rules, indeterminate forms and the squeeze
theorem. Antidifferentiation. The binomial theorem. The definite integral and the fundamental theorem of calculus.
The substitution rule.

Lectures: 3hr lectures per week

Tutorials: 1 double-period tutorial per week offered in each semester.

Second Semester
Course outline: Further calculus of a single variable. The inverse trigonometric functions. Integration by parts.
Partial fractions. Areas, volumes and arc length. An introduction to modelling and differential equations. Vector
algebra and geometry. Points, lines and planes. Dot products and cross products. Matrices. Systems of linear
equations. Gauss reduction. Matrix algebra. Linear transformations. The matrix representing a linear map.
Inverses. An introduction to complex numbers. The complex plane. Moduli and arguments, conjugates. De
Moivre's theorem. Roots of polynomials. Some simple complex maps.

Lectures: 3hr lecture per week.

Year 2 - ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS – ENG 210F

Course co-ordinator(s): Dr. S. Mahoi

First Semester

ENGINEERING STATICS
Course outline: Topics from: review of vectors, position, displacement and force vectors, line of action and
transmissibility, addition of forces at a point, normal reaction and friction, equilibrium for a particle, connected
particles, limiting equilibrium, free body diagrams. Parallel and non-parallel coplanar forces, moment of a force,
couples, principle of moments, addition of a force and a couple, resultant and equilibrium for a rigid body, internal
forces, toppling and sliding, two-force and three- force systems, compound systems, trusses. Centre of mass of
many particles, centre of mass of extended bodies, composite bodies. Distributed forces, pressure distributions.
Moments of inertia for areas and masses, parallel axis theorem.

Lectures: 3hr lectures per week

Second Semester

Use of MathCad to solve equations relating to Engineering problems

Course outline: Expressions, basic operation, vector and matrix handling, function files, reading and writing data,
basic graphics, basic numerical methods (e.g. applied to systems of linear equations, and roots of nonlinear
equations), numerical solution (Euler's method & Runge-Kutta methods), numerical solution of (finite difference
methods).

Lectures: 1hr lectures per week.

VECTOR CALCULUS FOR ENGINEERS
Course outline: Differentiation of vector valued functions, space curves and surfaces. Partial derivatives, chain
rule, maxima and minima, Lagrange multipliers. Gradient, divergence and curl. Taylor's theorem for one and
several variables, Jacobians, Newton's method for several variables. Multiple integrals and change of variable.
Surface integrals. Line integrals, work done by a force, potentials. Green's theorem, divergence theorem, Stokes'
theorem.

Tutorials: 2hrs per week

LINEAR ALGEBRA & DEs FOR ENGINEERS

Course outline: First order ordinary differential equations. Systems of linear equations, linear combinations,
linear dependence, linear subspaces and basis. Determinants. Eigenvalues and eigenvectors, diagonalization,
applications to systems of linear differential equations and finding principal axes. Solution of n-th order linear
differential equations. The Laplace transforms. Brief introduction to partial differential equations and the method
of separation of variables.

Lectures: 3hrs lectures per week.

Year 3 - ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS – ENG 310F

Course co-ordinator(s): Dr. S. Mahoi

NUMERICAL METHODS

First Semester

Course outline: Introduction to finite element analysis 1D. Furrier series, Fourier integrals, , and Laplace
transform, Z-Transform, Complex Integrals, Laplace equation, Heat equation, Wave equation.

Second Semester

Applied Statistics

Lectures: 3hrs lectures per week.