In teaching ... we go beyond formulas so that students develop the necessary deeper intuition and critical thinking. Critical thinking and intuition are the real tools that students will find useful in the future.
Graduate Courses Introduced in the Mathematics Department at Texas A&M
Courses Taught
- Mathematical Fluid Dynamics(Graduate, MATH 605) Show me grades etc.
- Hydrodynamic Stability(Graduate, MATH 672) Show me grades etc.
- Computational Mathematics for Fluid Mechanics (Graduate, MATH 664) Show me grades etc.
- Dynamical Systems and Chaos (Graduate, MATH 614) Show me grades etc.
- Higher mathematics for engineers and physicists (Graduate, MATH 601) Show me grades etc.
- Methods and Applications of Partial Differential Equations (Graduate, MATH 602) Show me grades etc.
- Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations (Graduate, MATH 610) Show me grades etc.
- Iterative Techniques (Graduate, MATH 639) Show me grades etc.
- Numerical Analysis I (Undergraduate, MATH 417) Show me grades etc.
- Advanced Engineering Mathematics (Asymptotics + PDE) (Undergraduate, MATH 401) Show me grades etc.
- Topics in Applied Mathematics I - (Linear Algebra + Vector Calculus) (Undergraduate, MATH 311) Show me grades etc.
- Ordinary Differential Equations(Undergraduate, MATH 308) Show me grades etc.
- Engineering Mathematics I (Undergraduate, MATH 151) Show me grades etc.
- Engineering Mathematics II (Undergraduate, MATH 152) Show me grades etc.
- Mathematical Concepts-Calculus (Undergraduate) Show me grades etc.
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