05-BMG-MP2 Mathematical Principles of Geosciences II
Representative Katrin Huhn-Frehers
The course is application-related and focuses on the mathematical needs of the physics module. Therefore topics include multivariable functions, scalar and vector fields, vector analysis, multiple integrals, partial differential equations, Fourier series. In addition, basic statistical methods for geoscientists are addressed including statistical tests, correlation and regression, cluster analysis.
1) Students can solve basic math problems within a geoscientific context
2) Students can use special mathematical methods that are important to geoscientific work practice
3) Students have a basic understanding of the mathematical modeling of simple physical and geoscientific problems
4) Students can apply basic statistical methods to geoscientific data
Course Type 1: Lecture, Exercise (L+E) 4.0 SWS ( 56.0 h)
Tutorial(s): -
Workload:56.0 h presence time
39.0 h self-study
85.0 h exam workload
180 h total workload
module exam
exam elements: 1
SL: 0
100 % written exam
1) Mathematics for Physicists (Altland & von Delft), Cambridge Univ. Press; Handbook of Mathematics and Computational Science (Harris & Stocker), Springer
2) Statistics and Data Analysis in Geology (J. C. Davis), Wiley; Introduction to Geological Data Analysis (Swan & Sandilands), Blackwell
3) Thomas’ Calculus, Addison Wesley
4) Stud IP downloads
Basic Data
Bachelor Marine Geosciences
Module Type
Mandatory
First Year of Study
Offering Departement
FB3 Math./Comp. Sci.
Sommersemester
Course LanguageEnglish
6 CP
4 SWS
Contact
Contact
Prof. Dr. Katrin Huhn-Frehers
MARUM2 3040
Contact
Contact
Prof. Dr. Katrin Huhn-Frehers
MARUM2 3040