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ENGINEERING ANALYSIS II

EMA/EP 548
Course Description

Function of complex variable, series solution of differential equations, partial differential equations. A year of math beyond calculus

Prerequisties

(MATH 322 and MATH 320 ), (MATH 322 and EMA/EP 547 ), or (MATH 322 , MATH 319 , and MATH 340 ), or graduate/professional standing, or member of Engineering Guest Students

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