Solution of a controlled system. Time varying systems. Relationship between state space and classical form. Linear programming, geometric interpretation. The simplex method.
Mathematical logic is the basis of computer science and machine languages.
A good foundation as well as an introduction to fuzzy concepts are provided in this course. Boolean lattices, algebras, unique complementation, De Morgan laws, relations. A wide range of real-world problems will be simulated by mathematical models. Each of the two courses consists of ten topics of about 26 lectures each, plus tutorial assignments or practical work. A Mathematics Honours course usually requires the candidate to have majored in Mathematics, whilst Applied Mathematics Honours usually requires the candidate to have majored in Applied Mathematics.