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Numerical Computing

This document outlines a numerical computing course that covers numerical analysis techniques over 16 weeks. The course objectives are to introduce students to numerical analysis methods for solving complex problems. Topics covered include numerical differentiation, interpolation, integration, and solving systems of linear equations. Methods like Newton's forward and backward difference formulas, interpolation formulas, Newton-Cotes formulas, and Gaussian elimination are examined. The course is 3 hours per week over 16 weeks for a total of 48 hours. A textbook on numerical analysis with C++ is recommended.

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Numerical Computing

This document outlines a numerical computing course that covers numerical analysis techniques over 16 weeks. The course objectives are to introduce students to numerical analysis methods for solving complex problems. Topics covered include numerical differentiation, interpolation, integration, and solving systems of linear equations. Methods like Newton's forward and backward difference formulas, interpolation formulas, Newton-Cotes formulas, and Gaussian elimination are examined. The course is 3 hours per week over 16 weeks for a total of 48 hours. A textbook on numerical analysis with C++ is recommended.

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Programme: BS(CS)-VII

Course Name: Numerical Computing


Course Code: CS-606
Session; 2009-2012
Course Hours: 03
Total Weeks: 16
Total Hours: 48

Course Objectives
The process of obtaining solution by analytical means is to reduce original problem to a
repetition of the same steps or series of steps so that the computation becomes automatic. Such a
process is called a numerical method and the derivation and analysis of such method lie within the
description of numerical analysis. A major objective of the course is to introduce the students to
numerical analysis so that the students are able to solve complex numerical problems. The
minimum prerequisite for effectively following this course is elementary calculus, Fortran 77 and
differential equation.

Week-1
Introduction to Numerical Analysis
- The concepts of efficiency
- Reliability and accuracy of a method
- Minimizing computational errors

Week-2
Theory of Differences
- Difference Table,
- Detection and Correction of Errors in a Difference Table

Week-3
- Forward Difference Operator, Backward Difference Operator, Central
- Difference Operator
Week-4
- Shift Operator, Mean Operator Relationship b/w Operators.

Week-5
- Interpolation, Meaning of Interpolation
- Linear, Quadratic Interpolation.

Week-6
- Type of Interpolation Formulas for Equally Spaced Data Points.
- Type of Interpolation Formulas for Unequally Spaced Data Points.

Week-7
- Newtons Forward Difference Interpolation Formulas

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- Newtons Backward Difference Interpolation Formulas

Week-8
- Interpolation with Central Difference Formulas.
- Stirlings Interpolation Formulas.
- Bessels Interpolation Formulas.
Week-9
- Languages Interpolation Formula.
- Everetts Interpolation Formula.
- Gaussian Interpolation Formula.
Week-10
Numerical Differentiation
- Derivation of Differentiation Formulas R/S b/w Operator E and D
- Derivatives Using Newtons Forward Difference Formula.
Week-11
- Derivatives Using Newtons Backward Difference Formula.
- Derivatives Using Central Difference Formulas.
Week-12
NUMERICAL INTEGRATION

- Derivation of Interpolation Formula.


- The Newton Cotes Formulas
- Trapezoidal Rule.
Week-13
- Simpsons 1/3rd Rule.
- Simpsons 3/8th Rule.
Week-14
- Iteration Method
- False- Position Method
- Bisection Method.
Week-15
- Estimation of Errors in Some Weton Cotes Formulas.
- Error in Trapezoidal Rule.
- Error I Simpsons 1/3rd Rule
Week-16
- Linear System of Equation
- Cramers Rule.
- Gaussian Elimination Method

Total Marks: 100


Recommended Books:
1. A 1st Course in Numerical Analysis with C++ 4th Edition by Dr. Saeed Akhtar
Bahtti Mr. Naeem Akhtar Bhatti

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