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Unit of Study MATH3003 - Computational Analysis (2025)

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Unit description

This unit introduces students to essential data management skills for statistical analyses and computational methods for problem-solving. Students will learn how to effectively manage data for basic statistical analyses and apply computational techniques using computer applications. They will gain proficiency in implementing numerical algorithms to solve problems such as linear and nonlinear equations, numerical differentiation, and integration. Additionally, students will develop the ability to formulate and solve mathematical problems, critically evaluating the results obtained.

Unit content

Module 1:  Mathematical programming

Module 2:  Further programming techniques
 
Module 3:  Numerical integration and differentiation
 
Module 4:  Introduction to probability
 
Module 5:  Tests of the mean
 
Module 6:  Regression

 

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Gold Coast
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Lismore
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On completion of this unit, students should be able to:

formulate and solve mathematical programming and statistical problems and critically evaluate the results

implement numerical algorithms for computing solutions of various problems

demonstrate an understanding of basic statistical analyses

Identify and apply the appropriate method and accurately communicate the results using mathematical and statistical techniques

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