SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMING WITH SCILAB

Aysha Hadya K

TECHNICAL WRITING WITH LATEXThis will be a brainstorming course for the people who are about to initiate their research career. The students are introduced to the various research aspects such as how to read and write a Technical paper/Report/Thesis and further improve their reading, writing and presentation skills by providing hands-on experience to the State-of-Art tools.LaTeX is very well suited for preparing technical/scientific documents, especially the ones which involve extensive use of mathematical equations, symbols, tables, figures, bibliography management and properly cite them as and when required in the document. The document prepared using LaTeX will be a support in preparing many technical Reports/Thesis/Journals. The course is designed in a way such that a student with very little knowledge in LaTeX can also typeset the document with ease. The basic pre-requisite is that the participant is equipped with required IT tools and able to write scripting codes as and when the instructor does it in the browser OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE 1)Create professional presentations using LATEX; using both the beamer and the power dot packages. 2) Enhance your documents further: bring color into your documents, and learn how to create feature rich PDF documents with bookmarks, hyperlinks, and meta-data. 3) By mid-term in the course you will have learned enough LATEX to become a self-learner and begin investigating and learning new LATEX packages on your own. )Create basic types of LATEX documents (article, report, letter, book) 5) Format words, lines, and paragraphs, design pages, create lists, tables, references, and figures in LATEX. 6) Typeset complicated mathematics: beginning with basic formulas (inline) and centered and numbered equations (display math) and aligning multi-line equations. In particular, you will learn how to typeset mathematics symbols such as roots, arrows, Greek letters, and a wide variety of mathematical operators. Furthermore, you will learn how to build complex math structures such as fractions, stacked expressions, and matrices. 7) Import graphics, as well as enhancing figures and plotting functions, using the graphic packages. 8) Listing content and references creating a table of contents and lists of figures and tables; as well as how to cite books, create bibliographies, and generate an index. 9) Develop large documents: create complex projects building upon sub-files.SummaryCourse Status :UpcomingCourse Type :Core CourseDuration :8 weeksStart Date :1 January 2023End Date :28 February 2023Exam Date : To be shared later Enrollment Ends :11 January 2023Category :MultidisciplinaryCredit Points :4Level :Undergraduate

Salsabeela V FACULTY

MMT4E11: GRAPH THEORYNo. of Credits: 3No. of hours of Lectures/week: 5TEXT: J.A. Bondy and U.S.R. Murty : Graph Theory with applications. Macmillan

Aysha Hadya K

Optimization is the most important sub area of the discipline Operations Research. Optimization problems arise in all walks of human activity- particularly in engineering, business, finance and economics. The simplest optimization problems are linear in nature which may be subject to a set of linear constraints. This course will equip the student with the expertise to mathematically model real life optimization problems as Linear Programming (Optimization) Problems and subsequently educate the student to solve these models with the help of the available methods.INTENDED AUDIENCE: Any student who wants to learn the basic concepts of Operations ResearchPREREQUISITES:          NilSummaryCourse Status :UpcomingCourse Type :Core CourseDuration :12 weeksStart Date :1 June 2022End Date :30 Aug 2022Exam Date : To be shared later Enrollment Ends :11 June 2022Category :MathematicsCredit Points :4Level :UndergraduateTEXT : K.V. MITAL; C. MOHAN., OPTIMIZATION METHODS IN OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND SYSTEMS ANALYSIS(3rd. Edn.), New Age International(P) Ltd., 1996. (Pre requisites : A basic course in calculus and Linear Algebra)

Rabeeb Ali V P FACULTY

In this course, basic ideas and methods of real and complex analysis are taught.Real analysis is a theoretical version of single variable calculus. So many familiarconcepts of calculus are reintroduced but at a much deeper and more rigorous levelthan in a calculus course. At the same time, there are concepts and results that are newand not studied in the calculus course but very much needed in more advancedcourses. The aim is to provide students with a level of mathematical sophisticationthat will prepare them for further work in mathematical analysis and other fields ofknowledge, and also to develop their ability to analyze and prove statements ofmathematics using logical arguments.