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recognize the above cartoon character? very famous in the 90s, almost all of you havent borned yet. Its called The Simpsons, and that male figure there is known as Homer.

so, this week is the integration week! and whats Homer got to do with this week's chapter?  the family name of course! in this chapter, you're gonna learn a few methods known as the Trapezoidal Rule and The Simpson's rules. Now u know why its related.

as usual, the class will be conducted asynchronously.  You may find all my lecture videos here.

Dont forget your assignment on this chapter. The video assignment and the online forum.

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This is the lecture notes for this chapter, it has two parts, integration (this week) and Differentiation (we will cover this next week).

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Trapezoidal Rule & Multiple Application of Trapezoidal Rule

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Simpson's 1/3 rule and Multiple application of Simpsons 1/3 rule

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Simpson's 3/8 Rule
Integration with unequal segments

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MORE EXAMPLE

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TUTORIALS

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Here are a few questions that you can try to solve on your own. Good luck

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Extra exercises for Numerical Integration

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Answers to the above question:

a) 53.6 m2
b) 63.2 m2
c) 66.4 m2

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This is another example for this topic

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This video is created for teaching & learning purposes only