John Adamski, PhD

Fordham Math 1700-R01: Mathematical Modelling, Spring 2021

Course Documents

Our course Google Drive folder contains the syllabus, lecture notes, homework assignments, and other course documents.

Meetings and Recordings

Use the links in the following table to join our class meetings on Zoom.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Lecture 2:30-3:45 pm 2:30-3:45 pm
Office Hours 12-1 pm 9-11 am 10-11:30 am

Our course Panopto folder contains recordings of all lectures.

Additional Resources

Schedule

Class Date Agenda
Lec 01 2/01 Welcome, 1.1 Modeling Reality
Lec 02 2/04 1.2 Discrete Dynamical Systems
Lec 03 2/08 2.1 Some Linear Models
Lec 04 2/11 2.2 Linear Equations and their Solutions
Lec 05 2/18 2.3 Homogeneous Equations and their Applications
Lec 06 2/22 2.4 Solutions of Non-Homogenous Equations
Lec 07 2/25 2.5 Applications of Non-Homogeneous Equations
Lec 08 3/01 2.6 Dynamics of Linear Equations
Lec 09 3/04 2.7 Emperical Models and Linear Regression
Lec 10 3/08 3.1 Some Non-Linear Models
Lec 11 3/11 Midterm Exam #1 (chapters 1-2)
Lec 12 3/15 3.2 Autonomous Equations and their Dynamics
Lec 13 3/18 3.3 Cobwebbing, Derivatives, and Dynamics
Lec 14 3/22 3.4 Some Mathematical Applications
Lec 15 3/25 3.5 Periodic Points and Cycles
Lec 16 3/29 3.6 Parameterized Families
Lec 17 4/01 3.7 Bifurcation and Period-Doubling
Lec 18 4/05 3.8 Chaos
Lec 19 4/08 4.1 Some Linear Systems Models
Lec 20 4/12 Midterm Exam #2 (chapter 3)
Lec 21 4/15 4.2 Linear Systems and their Dynamics
Lec 22 4/19 4.3 Some Vector and Matrix Arithmetic
Lec 23 4/22 4.4 Stability and Eigenvalues
Lec 24 4/26 4.5 Repeated Real Eigenvalues
Lec 25 4/29 4.6 Comple Numbers and their Arithmetic
Lec 26 5/03 4.7 Complex Eigenvalues
TBD Final Exam (cumulative)