PHYSICS 43100 Spring 2026 (S203) TTh 11:00-12:15
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Current version: syllabus.pdf Professor: Mark Shattuck (markdshattuck@gmail.com) Office: Steinman Hall
T1M-16 x8161, (MR418S) Office Hours: Th 4:00-6:00
(T1M-16) (or by App.) |
Textbook:
Differential
Equations and Linear Algebra, Gilbert Strang. |
1/27, 1/29
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Introduction to Differential Equations, Matlab, LaTeX, overleaf,
First-order equations. |
S:1.1-3 |
2/3, 2/5
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S:1.4-6 |
2/10(T)
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2/19(Th)
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2/24, 2/26
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Test 2/24 |
3/3, 3/5
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3/10, 3/12
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3/17, 3/19
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Test
3/19 |
3/24, 3/26
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3/31, 4/2
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4/7, 4/9
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4/14, 4/16
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Test
4/16 |
4/21, 4/23
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4/28, 4/30
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5/5, 5/7
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5/12, 5/14
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Test
5/14 |
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Special Class*
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General Information
Attendance: 5% of grade from class
participation.
Grades: Grade will be based on class participation (5%), weekly homework completion (5%), 4 in-class tests (4x18%=72%), and take-home final exam (18%). All assignments can be legibly handwritten or typed,
but must be submitted electronically as a PDF on Brightspace.
Academic
Integrity and Plagiarism: The CCNY
Policy on Academic Integrity will be strictly adhered to. The document
entitled, “CUNY Policy on Academic Integrity” is available from the link at the
bottom of the CCNY Home Page. Make sure you have read the details regarding
plagiarism and cheating, and be clear about the rules that the college follows.
Cases where academic integrity is compromised will be prosecuted to the fullest
extent according to these rules.