Identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems by applying fundamental principles of mechanical engineering, science, and mathematics including the steps of abstracting essential information, critically assessing its validity, and making appropriate assumptions.
You must also earn a grade-point average of at least 4.0.
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Identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems by applying fundamental principles of mechanical engineering, science, and mathematics including the steps of abstracting essential information, critically assessing its validity, and making appropriate assumptions.
A course in probability, it goes into the foundations of probability using calculus to analyze more difficult probabilistic questions than those posed in 6.042J. The textbook is designed for this course specifically, so it is extremely useful.
They play a particularly important role in electrical engineering where they (and their discrete counterparts) are essential for understanding circuits, signals and systems. The video lectures associated with this class have significant deviations from the rest of the course content, which caused me to waste some time.
Excellent biology course which explores biology from an experimentalist’s viewpoint, giving a grounding in the basics of biochemistry, immunology, genetics and ecology. Textbook is a good supplement as well, also showing the experimental mindset leading to the discoveries.
It takes the basic concepts of signal analysis and filters and extends it to state-machine representations and stochastic signals. The inclusion of random signals is very useful for handling noise, so many of the concepts in this class are more practical than their ideal counterparts in 6.003. The free textbook/course notes was very useful.