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Numerical calculation
Release Date: 2017-09-221．Basic Course Information
Course Code: 105053
Course Name: Numerical calculation
Course Type: Specialty Fundamental Course
Periods: 48
Credits: 3
Target Students: Undergraduates Majoring in Mathematics
Assessment: Examination
Preparatory Courses: Mathematical analysis, high algebra,
2．Brief Course Introduction
Complex function is a basic course in mathematics. It is the extension of the mathematical analysis theory as applied to continuous, differential, integral and series in the complex situation about the real function. The fundamental purpose of this course is to allow students to master the basic theory and method of complex functions to further develop their logical thinking abilities of students, broaden the students' horizon and to lay a solid foundation in mathematics so that they are able to master the application of complex functions in the areas it is used the most, such as natural science and engineering technology is widely used. The contents of Complex variable function include two parts. The first one is complex, complex function and analytic function which is the basic knowledge. The second part is complex function integral, complex number series, and residue which discuss the nature and application of analytic function respectively from three different aspects: analysis, algebra and geometry. They all have their own characteristics while closely related, and form the basic framework of analytic function.