numerical math

Develop a MATLAB user-friendly program to implement one of the numerical methods for engineering applications. Design the program so that it demonstrate your creativity and ingenuity in applying obtained knowledge in MATH505 course for the solution of practical, real-life" problems. Test the program by using data from examples. Submission Date The submission of the project, report, and presentation must be on 11th week of the term. Late submission will not be accepted and will merit a zero credit in the Final Project. Project flow and Report Format The following information must be included to receive the highest grade: Part 1: Detailed specification of the project Purposes Determine the inputs data for the program Determine the output data for the program Part 2: Detailed description of the problem State the method of solution Derive the equations Part 3: Program coding Determine the variables type of input data Determine the functions and their inputs variables and their outputs Determine the variables type of output data . whatever is needed Part 4: Conclusions Part 5: References Presentation Requirements Project Presentation will be composed of two parts: 1. Project Demonstration (group, in front of the class) 2. Project Defense (individual, in front of the instructor) NOTE: 1. Project Demonstrations must be short and clear the project's verbal description and a demo. 2. Project Defenses are individual, 5-10 min (not in groups) 3. Presentation quality will be critical in determining the final grade for the project Develop a MATLAB user-friendly program to implement one of the numerical methods for engineering applications. Design the program so that it demonstrate your creativity and ingenuity in applying obtained knowledge in MATH505 course for the solution of practical, real-life" problems. Test the program by using data from examples. Submission Date The submission of the project, report, and presentation must be on 11th week of the term. Late submission will not be accepted and will merit a zero credit in the Final Project. Project flow and Report Format The following information must be included to receive the highest grade: Part 1: Detailed specification of the project Purposes Determine the inputs data for the program Determine the output data for the program Part 2: Detailed description of the problem State the method of solution Derive the equations Part 3: Program coding Determine the variables type of input data Determine the functions and their inputs variables and their outputs Determine the variables type of output data . whatever is needed Part 4: Conclusions Part 5: References Presentation Requirements Project Presentation will be composed of two parts: 1. Project Demonstration (group, in front of the class) 2. Project Defense (individual, in front of the instructor) NOTE: 1. Project Demonstrations must be short and clear the project's verbal description and a demo. 2. Project Defenses are individual, 5-10 min (not in groups) 3. Presentation quality will be critical in determining the final grade for the project