ESE 5020
Mathematics of Modern Engineering II
This course covers Fourier series and Fourier integral transforms and their applications to solving some partial differential equations and heat and wave equations. It also presents complex analysis and its applications to solving real-valued problems, including analytic functions and their role, Laurent series representation, complex-valued line integrals and their evaluation (including the residual integration theory), and conformal mappings and their applications.
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Professor Kurenok's lectures aren't the clearest, but he will spend plenty of time after class clarifying any points of confusion you may have. The homework prepares you well for the midterms; the difficulty of both is fair & gives you good amounts of practice with useful complex variables techniques. The class policies are transparent.
8/6/2022
Really enjoyed the class it. It was definitely an easy A and he did a good job explaining concepts/giving fair exams that reflected the covered material.
11/7/2019
Hard to understand in class and in person. Shows easiest problems in class and assigns hardest problems for homework. Tests follow hw's pretty consistently.
3/9/2013