The Memorial University of Newfoundland Code

“All members of the Memorial University of Newfoundland Community, which includes students, faculty, and staff, shall treat others with respect and fairness, be responsible and honest, and uphold the highest standards of academic integrity.”

Statement of Expectations of Student Conduct

“Like Professional Engineers, engineering students are expected to behave in a professional manner at all times.   Students are encouraged to conduct themselves in a manner consistent with the PEG-NL code of ethics.   MUN has two sets of rules which deal with inappropriate behaviour by students. The first set deals with academic offences such as cheating while the other set deals with non-academic offences such as disruptive behaviour in class.   Both sets of rules can be found in the University Calendar under Regulations.   It is strongly recommended that students read and follow these rules because the penalties can be severe, the severest being expulsion from the University.”

For the evaluation scheme of this course in 2018 Fall, please contact Dr. Noori Saady (nsaady at mun dot ca).

Problem sets give you some much needed practice in the methods of calculus and enhance your chances of success in tests and the final examination, so it is important that you attempt all problem set questions yourself.   The questions and solutions are posted on the Web site only.

Textbook

You will need to purchase the second edition of “Lecture Notes for ENGI 3425 Mathematics for Civil Engineering I” from the University Bookstore.   The price is under $20.
Bring these notes with you to every class.
There are strategically placed gaps that will be filled in during the lectures.

The differences between the second and first editions of the lecture notes are listed here.   Most changes are minor, except for the addition of several examples at the end of Chapter 8.

Dr. Saady will recommend a supplementary commercial textbook.

[ENGI 3425 Home Page]
[Course Outline]	[Demonstration files]
[Problem Set Questions]	[Problem Set Solutions]
[PDF and Word document files for gapped lecture notes]