Methods of Solving Ill-Posed Problems

Level: Master

Semestre: 3rd

ECTS: 4

Working Hours: 
- Lectures: 16
- Labs: 16
- Self-study: 112
- Total: 144

Language of Instruction: English (Russian)

Author of the Course: Alexander Starchenko, Doctor of Science, Professor

Lecturers: Alexander Starchenko,  Doctor of Science, Professor
Objectives: 
- Mastering on methods of solving ill-posed problems;
- Mastering the ideology of developing parallel algorithms based on sequential algorithms;
- Acquisition of skills for obtaining theoretical estimates of the effectiveness of known or newly created algorithms for solving ill-posed problems.
 
Learning Outcomes:
- To know the basic approaches to creating computational algorithms for solving ill-posed problems and how to implement them on personal computers and being able to formulate and analyze the result;
- To be able to quickly understand the task, to use the language of the subject area correctly, to form a mathematical model, to choose the method of model resolution reasonably, to formulate the result clearly;
- To master the methodology of performing the stages of scientific activity in solving ill-posed problems.
 
Assessment Methods:
- The current control of mastering the discipline includes two lab reports. The final control – exam.