In general, NODE contains many more than one problem of each type. You should do as many problems of each type as it takes to convince yourself that you have mastered the skill. Problems on exams will be written in a way that assumes you have acquired all the basic skills.
In the weekly assignments that follow, the section numbers in the Class Notes are indicated and any HOLR problems that are assigned for that week are noted. The latter are to be turned in by the corresponding due date. They must be solved using MATLAB. For more information see the MATLAB info page.
Note: In Problem E13 (see Week 8 below), you will find a Hint for Part (c) in HOLR. Please take the hint regarding the use of the command simplify, but you are advised to ignore the hint regarding the command factor. A similar comment applies to Problem E18.
Problem Set A
Sections 0, I.1 & I.2
Problem Set B, Problems: 2, 7
Sections I.3 & I.4
Problem Set B, Problems: 11, 19
Problem Set C: Problem 1
Sections I.5 & I.6
Problem Set C: Problems: 6, 11, 18
Sections I.7 & I.8
Problem Set D, Problems: 2, 7
Sections II.1, II.2 & II.3
Problem Set D, Problems: 12, 15
Section II.4, II.5,
Problem Set E, Problem: 12
Sections II.6, II.7
Problem Set E, Problem: 13
Section II.8
Problem Set E, Problems: 18, 19
Section II.9
Section III.1 & III.2
Problem Set F, Problem 2
Sections III.3-III.5
Problem Set F, Problem 7
Section III.6
Problem Set F, Problems: 8, 9, 10. You may do any TWO of these three problems. If you do all THREE, you may earn an extra 10 points on your total MATLAB grade.
Section III.7
Sections III.8 &III.9