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0321-1838-01 | Introductory Mathematics for Physicists1 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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This course gives beginning physics students a broad range of mathematical technical skills that are necessary for the physics courses being taken during their first and second years. Emphasis is on problem solving and techniques. Material includes differential and integral calculus of single-variable and multi-variable functions; complex numbers; and ordinary differential equations.