Applied Numerical Methods

The following are links to the presentation and paper for ANM I
The following are links to the presentation and paper for ANM II

The above two projects were completed as a graduate student taking Applied Numerical Methods.  The projects (and class) were centered around using MatLab to solve differential and integral problems.  As the only graduate student in the group, I took a leadership role in both projects, organizing and delegating as necessary.

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