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OLD EXAMS (2007-11 and 2013). *Syallbus may be different. Project At the end of the course each student has to submit a research project based on the material learned during the course. Students can choose either to work on a project individually or in a team of 2 to 4 students. The main criteria for grading a project will be the originality of the idea/problem, complexity of methods, concepts and techniques used and most importantly independent learning. Students are especially encouraged to learn numerical methods and use them in their project. Once a student or group of students decide on a project then they must contact the instructor for an approval.
The final project report/document should be typed and submitted to the instructor only via the email. Print outs or written documents will not be accepted. Use of LaTex in preparing project report is highly recommended. Some Ideas/Inspirations for project Download the folder containing relevant papers. Please also read and explore section 2.5-2.6 of the textbook.
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OLD EXAMS (2007-11 and 2013). *Syallbus may be different. Project At the end of the course each student has to submit a research project based on the material learned during the course. Students can choose either to work on a project individually or in a team of 2 to 4 students.
The main criteria for grading a project will be the originality of the idea/problem, complexity of methods, concepts and techniques used and most importantly independent learning. Students are especially encouraged to learn numerical methods and use them in their project. Once a student or group of students decide on a project then they must contact the instructor for an approval. The final project report/document should be typed and submitted to the instructor only via the email.
Print outs or written documents will not be accepted. Use of LaTex in preparing project report is highly recommended.
Some Ideas/Inspirations for project Download the folder containing relevant papers. Please also read and explore section 2.5-2.6 of the textbook.