Project report
- Due Apr 4, 2022 by 5p.m.
- Points 30
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- Available Jan 10, 2022 at 5a.m. - Apr 6, 2022 at 5p.m.
You will write a concise report (with a strict upper limit of six pages of text) to communicate the results of your project in written form. This written work should be targeted towards an audience that is knowledgeable in the numerical analysis of PDEs, such as your classmates who have also attended this course. A PDF file of your report along with any executable source code files are due by April 4th 2022.
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Are key points like a ‘big idea’, the novelty or significance of this work, main results or own contributions featured in a prominent position?
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Is the content organised in a logical fashion?
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Are the main conclusions succinctly summarised at the end?
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Does the work address questions of well-posedness, characteristic problem features and convergence?
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Are all conclusions supported with sound evidence, e.g. citations, proofs, data or numerical studies?
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Are mathematical arguments presented accurately?
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Is the technical terminology from the numerical analysis of PDEs used and is it used correctly?
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Is the content independently meaningful for the target audience without need for further explanation?
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Is all notation defined when first used and are figures fully labelled?
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Are there no major grammatical or typographical errors?
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