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What to cover in a differential equations module?
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[QUOTE="Mark44, post: 6863540, member: 147785"] Unlike [USER=298988]@gleem[/USER], I [U]have[/U] taught classes in differential equations many times. Why not? This is a useful technique to solve initial condition problems. Writing a whole course seems like a lot of work, assuming that you're not going to use a textbook. OTOH, there are lots of textbooks to choose from. A couple that come to mind are Boyce & Di Prima or Gilbert Strang. There are many others. These textbooks contain applied examples that can serve to motivate the students. Once you decide on the textbook you want to use, you can choose the sections that you want to cover in your course. There are a number of algebraic techniques that can be used so as to get the final equation in a form that tables of inverse Laplace transforms can be used. [/QUOTE]
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