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This document provides information about the Numerical Analysis course offered by the Faculty of Engineering. The 2-credit hour course covers 6 topics including introduction to numerical methods, nonlinear equations, linear equations, numerical differentiation, numerical integration, and curve fitting. Students will complete assignments, two tests, and a final exam. Assessment focuses on applying numerical techniques to solve engineering problems. The course aims to develop students' skills in reducing complex problems to simpler, logical forms using numerical analysis.

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This document provides information about the Numerical Analysis course offered by the Faculty of Engineering. The 2-credit hour course covers 6 topics including introduction to numerical methods, nonlinear equations, linear equations, numerical differentiation, numerical integration, and curve fitting. Students will complete assignments, two tests, and a final exam. Assessment focuses on applying numerical techniques to solve engineering problems. The course aims to develop students' skills in reducing complex problems to simpler, logical forms using numerical analysis.

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FAKULTI KEJURUTERAAN

COURSE CODE : KA20602


COURSE NAME : Numerical Analysis (Analisa Berangka)
CREDIT HOUR : 2 (2-hour lecture)
Lecture: Monday (14:00 to 17:00) @ BT22 & BT23
PREREQUISITE :-
COREQUISITE :-

TEXTBOOK AND REFERENCE MATERIALS:


1. B. Ayub & R.H. McCuen. 2015. Numerical Analysis for Engineers: Methods and Applications,
Second Edition. Chapman and Hall.
2. N. Rosli, et. al. 2018. Numerical Methods. UMP Press.
3. S.C. Chapra. 2017. Applied Numerical Methods with MATLAB for Engineers and Scientists, Fourth
Edition. McGraw-Hill Education.
4. S.C. Chapra and R.P. Canale. 2015. Numerical Methods for Engineers, Seventh Edition. McGraw Hill.
New York.

COURSE DESCRIPTION
The aim of this course is to develop the students’ ability to solve complex engineering problems into more
simpler and logical forms using numerical methods. It is designed to narrow down the gap between the fields of
engineering and mathematics. There are six (6) topics covered in this course which include (1) Introduction to
Numerical Method, (2) Nonlinear Equations (Roots of Equations), (3) Linear Equations, (4) Numerical
Differentiation, (5) Numerical Integration, and (6) Curve Fitting. Mini project to be solved using numerical-
analysis software will also be given to the students.

COURSE OUTCOMES MATRIX


At the end of the course, students should have the ability to:
Assessment
Bloom
CO Course Outcomes PO Method & WP EA WK
Taxonomy
Tools
Demonstrate knowledge and
critical understanding of the PO1 Test, Final
CO1 C3 WP1 WK2
principles of a wide range of (DV) Exam
numerical analysis.
Perform a range of established
PO1 Test, Final
CO2 techniques to solve problems in C4 WP1 WK2
(DV) Exam
numerical analysis.
Implement numerical analysis in a
PO5
CO3 computer program and present the C5 Assignment WP1 EA1 WK6
(DV)
numerical results informatively.
PO: Program Outcomes (CN: Contributor, DV: Delivery), Bloom Taxonomy: C (Cognitive), P (Psycomotor),
A (Affective), Assessment Method Tools: THA (Tutorial Homework Assignment), PBL (Project-Oriented
Problem Based Learning), TQ (Test Quiz), FE (Final Exam), GP (Group Project / Design), PTA (Peer Teamwork
Assessment), LR (Lab Report), OSM (Observation/ Supervision/ Monitoring), PP (Presentation), WP : Complex
Problem, EA : Complex Activities, WK : Knowledge Profile

DELIVERY METHOD
Lectures, Assignment, and E-Learning.

1
EVALUATION SYSTEM & MARKS DISTRIBUTION
No. Evaluation System Marks Distribution (%)
1 Test 1 20
2 Test 2 20
3 Assignment 20
4 Final Exam 40
100

COURSE SCHEDULE
Student Learning Time (hours)
Week Date Title
Face-to-Face Non Face-to-Face
Course Outline
Chapter 1 Introduction to Numerical Analysis
1 03-15 Introduction | Significant Figure, Accuracy, and 3 2
Precision | Round-Off Error | Truncation Error | Error
Analysis
Assignment Briefing (CO3)
2 03-22 Chapter 2 Nonlinear Equations 2 2
Introduction | Locate Interval of Root | Bisection
3 03-29 Method | Newton-Raphson Method | Applications in 2 2
Civil Engineering
Chapter 3 Linear Equations
4 04-05 2 2
Introduction | Elimination Method | Gauss Elimination
Method | Gauss Elimination Method with Pivoting |
5 04-12 2 2
LU Decomposition Method | Gauss Elimination as LU
Decomposition | Crout Method | Gauss-Seidel
6 04-19 2 2
Method | Applications in Civil Engineering
7 04-26 Test 1 (Chapter 1-3 @ CO1-CO2) 2 5
Chapter 4 Numerical Differentiation
8 05-03 2 2
Introduction | Finite Difference of First Derivative |
Mid-Semester Break
9
(10 May 2021 to 16 May 2021)
Finite Difference Approximations of Second
10 05-17 2 2
Derivative | Applications in Civil Engineering
Chapter 5 Numerical Integration
11 05-24 2 2
Introduction | Trapezoidal Rule |
Public Holiday
05-31
(Kaamatan Harvest Festival)
12 Lecture Replacement (Friday, 14:00 to 17:00)
06-04 2 2
Simpson’s Rule | Applications in Civil Engineering
06-04 Assignment Submission (CO3) 12
Chapter 6 Curve Fitting
13 06-07 Linear Regression | Polynomial Regression | Multiple 2 2
Linear Regression | Applications in Civil Engineering
14 06-14 Test 2 (Chapter 4-6, CO1-CO2) 2 5
15 06-21 Course Summary 1
Study Break
16
(28 June 2021 to 04 July 2021)
Final Exam (Chapter 1-6 @ CO1-CO3)
17-19 3 18
(05 July 2021 to 26 July 2021)
Subtotal 30 50
Total 80

ATTENDANCE
Compulsory.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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