Introduction
Traditionally, engineering has relied on mathematical models for design and for the prediction of the behaviour of phenomena. Although widespread availability of computers and pocket calculators has reduced the need for long, tedious calculations to be carried out manually, it is still important to be able to perform simple calculations in order to have a feel for the processes involved.This intensive one-day seminar will provide delegates with an overview of three distinct strands of the more advanced topics of techniques in engineering mathematics. It is aimed at being a refresher course and a focus on other ideas that may be a little less familiar.
Emphasis will be upon the empirical development of concepts in mathematics leading to a broad overview of where these can be applied.
