Math 2250-3
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Maple Project III This is a version the earthquake project from section 7.4 of the text.
2250quake04.pdf
2250quake04.mws
Maple Project IIb This project is about mechanical oscillations, and is due Wednesday November 10. Thanks to Professor Gustafson for writing this project.
2250mapleL2b-F2004.pdf
2250mapleL2b-F2004.mws
Maple Project I This project has two parts. In part 1a you are asked to explore Maple a little bit, by solving some equations and plotting some functions. Part 1b is the SLC version of the Newton law of cooling project in section 1.5 of the text. Thanks to Professor Gustafson for writing the documents below.
You should create separate files for each part, with answers clearly exhibited and text explanations as necessary. You may wish to begin with the .txt files below, and modify them in Maple as you work through the project. You will be handing in hard copies of the files. For our section (2250-3) part Ia is due September 13, and part Ib is due September 20, but getting started on 1a ASAP would be a good idea.
2250mapleL1a-F2004.pdf Directions and hints for 1a - read on-line or print out.
2250mapleL1a-F2004.txt A little bit of Maple code to get you going on part 1a. Save this file and open from Maple as "Maple text", and in "text" format. After you insert Maple prompts you can cut and paste the various commands to try them out.
2250mapleL1b-F2004.pdf Directions and hints for 1b
2250mapleL1b-F2004.txt Starting Maple code for 1b
Tutorial:
2250falltut.mws Tutorial for Math Lab and Maple, including an introduction to project 1. This is the Maple Worksheet version; save it with your browser and then open it from Maple.
2250falltut.pdf version to print out, or view from your browser using Adobe Acrobat Reader; cannot be opened from Maple.
MapleExpls.mws A list of Maple commands illustrating a tiny bit of what Maple can do.
Downloads
The University maintains a great page with links to downloadable software, including Adobe Acrobat Reader (to read .pdf files), and free secure telnet and ftp software so you can access Math and University servers from home. Have a look at this page, you might find something you need.
www.utah.edu/uwebresources/software/index.html