The purpose of this course is to summarise, crystallise, enhance and give a forward orientation to the mathematical methods taught in undergraduate curriculum, with projections to future requirements. It is needed as background necessary to appreciate specialised advanced subjects in engineering and science, and also to engage in professional analysis, modelling, design and research.
The major sections of the audience include
(a) postgraduate students,
(b) teachers of applied mathematics and engineering subjects (or physics/economics),
(c) senior undergraduate students, and
(d) scientists and engineers in research laboratories and industry.
Prof. Bhaskar Dasgupta is a professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur. His teaching and research areas are robotics,theory of machines, computer aided design, optimization, applied mathematics, communication skills etc. He is the author of the PG textbook Applied Mathematical Methods (Pearson, 2006). His other interests are languages, literature, history and philosophy.
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