1. Scientific Computing Lab Organization Dr. Miriam Mehl Institut für Informatik Scientific Computing in Computer Science

2. Tasks ‚feeling‘ for Scientific Computing: model numbers pictures discretization convergence stability costs

3. Contents ordinary differential equations –convergence –explicit/implicit partial differential equations –system of discrete equations –iterative solvers –commercial code

4. Prerequisites login and password operating system: Linux programming language: MATLAB helpful knowledge: –differential equations –linear algebra

5. Organization 6 worksheets –two weeks time lecture every two weeks –starting October 26th –background –presentation of results

6. What Determines the Grading? functionality of programs answers to questions during presentation no final written or oral exam

7. How to Get the Worksheets? every two weeks –during the lecture –from our webpage http://www5.in.tum.de/lehre/praktika/scicomp/WS0506/ http://www5.in.tum.de/lehre/praktika/scicomp/WS0506/ first worksheet: Wednesday, October 26th

8. How to Submit the Results? two weeks time per worksheet –submission per email –personal presentation –be prepared for questions

9. Rules No example solutions! No lecture notes! Write your own! delayed submission –requires a medical certificate

10. Rules for questions fix a date per email Dr. Miriam Mehl: mehl@in.tum.de Markus Brenk: brenk@in.tum.de Ralf Mundani: mundani@in.tum.de