Being a weblog devoted to a variety of topics. Including Mathematics. And Mathematical Finance. Sometimes with homework.
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
21-241: Online Assignment #13
Monday, August 25, 2014
21-241: Week #1
The assignemnts for Week #1 have been posted on the Schedule page. Note that you will have to click through some links to get to the homework problems that are due on Friday.
The textbook introduces the idea of a matrix slightly earlier than we will in class - only a day or two, but it makes a difference due to the timing of HW#1. The homework problems selected will not require you to think in terms of matrices. We'll save that for next week.
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
21-260: Edits to Online Assignment #2
I need to make some comments and clarifications about this week's online assignment.
- First, you need to find a differential equation, but you do not need to solve it! Also, I give you information that leads to an initial condition. You should enter an initial value problem (i.e. a differential equation with an initial condition) as your answer. I've updated the question to reflect this.
- When I wrote this problem, I made a mistake that has caused the interest rates to be very small. That's okay, though. We can live with that. Also, I accidentally wrote "mayment" instead of "payment." Finally, the numerical value of k that you enter should be in units of [$ per year]. Your answer should be to the nearest dollar. Blackboard won't let me make these corrections/updates in the problem, though.
- This is a linear differential equation, which we will discuss in class tomorrow. If you work out the answer to 2 decimal places, you should be okay.
- Same as for problem 3.
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
21-260: Edits to Online Assignment #1
I've made a couple corrections to the problems on Wednesday's online assignment. I know some of you (75 according to Blackboard) have already attempted these problems, but I don't think should create too many problems. Here are the changes I've made:
- In problem #4, I've changed "dy/dx" to "dy/dt", since the variable on the right hand side of the equations is t, not x.
- In problem #5, I've changed "f(t)" to "f(x)", since the independent variable in the differential equations is x.
Saturday, April 27, 2013
21-270: Week #15
Friday, April 26, 2013
21-241: Week #15
Saturday, April 20, 2013
21-241: Week #14
21-270: Week #14
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
21-241: Homework #12 typo
Saturday, April 6, 2013
21-241: Week #12
Friday, March 29, 2013
21-270: Week #11
21-241: Week #11
Saturday, March 23, 2013
21-270: Week #10
21-241: Week #10
Friday, January 25, 2013
21-270: Week #3
Thursday, January 24, 2013
21-241: Week #3
Monday, January 21, 2013
21-241: Week #2
Sunday, December 2, 2012
21-260: Week #15
Sunday, November 25, 2012
21-260: Week #14
Saturday, November 10, 2012
21-260: Week #12
Labels
- 21-120
- 21-122
- 21-241
- 21-260
- 21-270
- 21-370
- academic development
- administration
- amazon
- architecture
- art
- assignments
- biking
- boardgames
- books
- calculators
- carnegie mellon
- cartoons
- computers
- encryption
- engines of our ingenuity
- enigma machine
- exams
- finance
- food
- games
- geometry
- history
- holidays
- ipod
- lectures
- mad river glen
- math club
- mathematical constants
- movies
- music
- office hours
- pi
- recitations
- resources
- review
- ridiculous
- science
- skiing
- sports
- spring break
- square dancing
- study break
- technology
- TTKIM
- urban decay
- winter
- youtube
- zero tolerance