Modul

The module will be completed by an oral exam (about 30 min).

At the end of the course, students

• are able to develop the interlinking of all aspects of scientific computing using simple examples: from modeling and algorithmic implementation to stability and error analysis.
• can explain concepts of modeling with differential equations
• are able to implement simple application examples algorithmically, evaluate the code and present and discuss the results.

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• Numerical methods for initial value problems, boundary value problems, and initial boundary value problems
• Modelling with differential equations
• Algorithmic realization of applications
• Presentation of results of scientific computations

It is strongly recommended that participants have completed the modules "Numerische Mathematik 1 und 2" as well as "Programmieren: Einstieg in die Informatik und algorithmische Mathematik".

Total workload: 240 hours

Attendance: 90 hours

• lectures, problem classes, and examination
  

Self-studies: 150 hours

• follow-up and deepening of the course content,
  
• work on problem sheets,
  
• literature study and internet research relating to the course content,
  
• preparation for the module examination