Young-Heon
Kim’s Teaching
Home
Research
(Term
2,
2010/2011:
Jan,
2011
--
April,
2010)
MATH
257:201 Partial Differential Equations. UBC course page here
Web CT
Vista webpage: https://www.vista.ubc.ca
Homework Assignments:
HW 1 (posted on Jan 4. Due Wed, Jan 12 in class) NOTE: HW 1
Problem 6 will NOT be graded. (That is, only Problems 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 will be graded.)
HW 1 solutions.
HW 2: (Posted on Jan 12. Due Wed, Jan 19 in
class)
HW 2 solutions.
HW 3: (Posted on Jan 19 Due Wed, Jan 26 in
class)
HW 3 solutions.
HW 4: (Posted on Jan 28 Due Feb 2 in
class)<--- Please
note
that
this
is
the
new
version
different
from
the
initial
posting
of
Jan
27
HW 4 solutions. <--- typos in
Problem 1 are corrected. Feb. 10. typos in Problem 2 are corrected.
Feb. 11.
HW 5: (Posted on Feb 3. Due Wed, Feb 9 in
class)
HW 5 solutions.
HW 6: (Posted on Feb 24. Due Wed, March 2
in
class) <--- Please
note
that
there
was
a
typo/mistake
in
Problem
4
(b),
which
is
now
corrected. For
problem 4 (b) (and only for it), you can hand-in it in the class on
Friday, March 4. For other problems (up to Problem 4 (a)), the due date
is still the same: Wed, March 2. Sorry for any inconvenience.
HW 6 solutions. Spreadsheet
HW 7: (Posted on March 3. Due Wed, March 9
in class)
HW 7 solution-part 1, HW 7 solution-part 2, spreadsheet.
HW 8: (Posted on March 9. Due Wed, March 16 in class)
<--- There
was a typo in Problem 4, which is now corrected.
HW 8 solution-part-1, HW 8 solution-part2.
HW 9: (Posted on March 19. Due Friday,
March 25 in
class)
HW 9 solution.
HW10: (Posted on March 25. Due Friday,
April 1 in
class)
HW 10 solution. Spreadsheet-1. Spreadsheet-2.
Example spreadsheets
Homework
Assignments Policy:
- Homework will be collected at the beginning of lecture each Wednesday
starting on Jan 12.
- Homework
will
be
collected
ONLY
IN
CLASS:
for example, I will NOT accept homework submission at my office.
This policy is to motivate students keep attending the lectures.
- Late
homework will not be accepted.
A missed homework will result in 0 mark.
Two lowest
homework grades will be
dropped in computing the grade.
- Your homework should be written in a clear manner so that the
grader can understand easily
what you are doing. Also it should
be handwritten neatly.
- Unreadable or very hard to read
homework may get zero or very low mark.
- You are encouraged to discuss the homework with other students,
but you must produce and write the solutions on your own.
- It is probable that only a subset of those problems turned in
would be
graded, and you will not be informed (in advance) which ones these are.
For example, if your homework does
not contain any of the problems
to be graded (which will be decided after the deadline), you will get
zero mark. So, it would be better for you to do all the problems
to be
handed in.
Last
updated: March, 2011.