Mathematics I

for Civil Engineers and others

Winter 2001/02

Prof. Dr. Volker Enß, Dr. Manfred Fleckenstein

Times, lecture halls, etc. see in:
Deutsche Version.
General information about the course Mathematics I - III (in German).

News: Details about the exercises and examinations will be given in the first lecture on Oct. 18, 2001, 11:45, lecture hall Ro.

Exercises (with link to those from last years course) and information for downloading.

Visualization (e.g. links to JAVA applets, later also more MAPLE worksheets for downloading).

Contents:

The three semester course of mathematics provides the basics as well as mathematical skills which are needed for the studies of civil engineering or other engineering sciences. The course is given in German.

The main topics of part I are:

• Real and complex numbers
• Sequences and infinite series
• Elementary functions
• Calculus for functions of one real variable

Prerequisits: Working knowledge of high school mathematics.

Textbooks: will be discussed in the lecture.

Mimeographed lecture notes (in German, DM 10) are available in the office, main building, Room 229, Mo-Th 9-11.

The course is offered every year in the winter semester.

Inquiries may be directed to Dr. Manfred Fleckenstein (Tel. 0241 - 80 94 510, Fax 0241 - 80 92 322, email),
Prof. Dr. Volker Enß (Tel. 0241 - 80 94 507, Fax 0241 - 80 92 322, email)