ENGR - 5013G - Advanced Engineering Mathematics

2023-2024 - Request to Reinstate a Closed Course

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(A) Proposal summary
  • STEP 1 - Import course and complete the proposal summary information
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  • Home faculty*
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  • Is this an undergraduate course?*
    Is this a graduate course?*
  • Course subject code*
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    Course number*
    5013G
    5013G
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  • Course title (long form)*
    Advanced Engineering Mathematics
    Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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  • Course title (short form)
    Adv Engineering Mathematics
    Adv Engineering Mathematics
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  • Subject area
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  • Calendar start date*
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  • Registration start date*
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  • Rationale for reactivation*

    ENGR 5013G is currently listed as a moribund course and we need to re-activate it for the 23-24 academic year. 

    No changes made to course description.

     

     

     

  • Additional supporting information, if applicable

    ENGR 5013G will be a core course for MEng students starting Fall 2023 and is a compulsory course. The reinstatement of this moribund course is associated with the Major Program Adjustments for the MEng programs, which FEAS is currently passing through governance.

    The programs are:

    Automotive Engineering, MASc
    Automotive Engineering, MEng - Course-based option
    Automotive Engineering, MEng - Project option
    Mechanical Engineering, MASc
    Mechanical Engineering, MEng - Course-based option
    Mechanical Engineering, MEng - Project option
    Mechanical Engineering, PhD

    Electrical and Computer Engineering, MASc

    Electrical and Computer Engineering, MEng - Course-based option
    Electrical and Computer Engineering, MEng - Project option
    Electrical and Computer Engineering, PhD

    Describe any additional information needed to support the proposal.
  • STEP 2 - Include additional supporting information, if applicable
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  • Are you attaching any supporting documents?*
(B) Impact and consultation
  • STEP 3 - Complete Section B
  • We have consulted with all impacted areas*
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  • Consultation*

    N/A

    Describe the consultation that took place with those impacted.
  • Financial implications*

    None

    Include an analysis of any financial implications. If none, please type N/A.
  • Indigenous Content and Consultation
  • Does this course contain any Indigenous content?*
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  • Has the IEAC been contacted?
  • If Yes, when?
  • What was the advice you received from the IEAC? And, how has it been included in your proposal?
  • Did the IEAC ask you to return the proposal to them for review?
    If Yes, have they completed their review?
(C) Course change details
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  • Type(s) of course changes being made
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(D) Course information
  • STEP 5 - Complete Section D, if required
  • If reinstating as a new course, complete all fields below.

    If making changes to the reinstated course, complete changes to the imported course below.

  • Course description

    Review of fundamentals of linear algebra; eigenvalue, singular value, Cholesky and QR decompositions; properties and applications; Topelitz matrices; Laplace transforms; Fourier analysis; conformal transformation; selected topics in ordinary and partial differential equations.

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  • Credit hours
    3
    3
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    Other hours
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  • Cross-listing(s)
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  • Recommended
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    HYB (in-class and online delivery)
  • IND (individual studies)
    OFF (off-site)
  • WB1 (virtual meet time - synchronous)
    WEB (fully online - asynchronous)
  • N/A (not applicable)
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  • Course learning outcomes
  • Experiential Learning
  • Does this course contain any experiential learning components?
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  • Field experiences
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(E) End of proposal
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  • STEP 7 - Validate and launch proposal
  • STEP 8 - Review course changes, if needed
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