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Click on the Reload/Refresh button of your browser to make sure that this page is updated. HW #1 (9/2/2026)The assignment for HW #1 is now available on the Homework Assignments page. It is due via the course Moodle site at 11:59 pm on Thursday, September 10. Please note the special instructions and hints at the beginning of the assignment. Tentative Exam Schedule (9/2/2026)To give you the option of taking up to two hours to complete the in-semester exams, I am proposing that they take place during the following extended lab sessions:
If you are aware of a serious conflict with one or both of these times, especially one that affects most or all of your classmates, please let me know as soon as possible. If no changes are identified, the exam schedule will be confirmed at 5:00 pm on Monday, Sept. 7. Solvability Flowchart for Rectangular Systems (9/2/2026)A copy of the flowchart that was distributed in class on Wednesday, which is similar to the one in Fig. 8.3.1 of the textbook (Zill, 6th ed.), is now available at the course Moodle site in the "Additional Resources" section. Help Sessions for Aug. 31–Sept. 4 (8/31/2026)I will be available to answer lab and homework questions and help with other issues at least at the following times this week. Note that some sessions are in person in my campus office and some are via Zoom:
I am usually also available right after class. Guidelines and additional information:
Reading Assignment for Aug. 31–Sept. 4 (8/29/2026)To prepare for this week's activities, you should read Sections 8.2 through 8.6 and 8.16 in the 6th edition of the textbook by D. G. Zill. The material on determinants in Sections 8.4 and 8.5 is mostly for background and review. Moodle Site (8/26/2026)The course Moodle site is now active. Links to this web site and to the Zoom help session are available there. The Moodle site is where you will submit homework and where you will find homework and exam solutions and other resources not intended for public view as they become available throughout the semester. Daily Lecture Outlines (8/26/2026)A PDF copy of the lecture outline for Aug. 26 is now available on the Syllabus and Policies page, which can be accessed via the link in the menu on the left. I will attempt to post a lecture outline for each day. They will be posted as they are completed, which might not always be before the corresponding day's lecture. Reading Assignment for Aug. 24–28 (8/24/2026)To prepare for this week's activities, you should read Sections 7.1–7.3 and 8.1–8.6 in the 6th edition of the textbook by D. G. Zill. You may skim the material in Chapter 7 since it is intended primarily for review. All weekly reading assignments will be listed on the Homework Assignments page (see link at left) throughout the semester. Course Syllabus (8/24/2026)An electronic copy of the course syllabus is now available on the Syllabus and Policies page, which can be accessed via the link at left. Textbook (8/16/2026)The textbook that we will be using this fall is: D. G. Zill, Advanced Engineering Mathematics, 6th ed., Jones and Bartlett Learning, 2016. ISBN: 9781284158229 There is now a 7th edition of the book, but we will be using the 6th edition since it covers most of the material well and should be much less expensive. Please contact me if you would prefer to or must purchase the 7th edition. Course Web Site (8/16/2024)This is the official ENGR 495/695 course web site. You should check this page at least once per day for important announcements. It is your responsibility to stay informed of assignments and updates. Each page on this site should refresh automatically every five minutes, but you might want to refresh this page manually anyway. In the past, students have missed assignments because old versions of pages were residing in their browsers' caches. If you think that you might need to perform a hard reload of a page at this site to force your browser to download the latest version instead of a cached version, use one of the following shortcuts:
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