Engineering Mathematics I

MATH 241 is the linear-algebra-plus-transforms toolkit that engineering students lean on for the rest of their degree: it teaches you to think of systems, signals, and structures as matrices and operators rather than tangled equations. You'll work through weekly quizzes and two written exams, drilling Gaussian elimination, eigenvalue computations, and the Laplace/z-transform machinery that turns differential and difference equations into algebra. It sits right before the signals, control, and numerical methods courses in EE and ME, where treating a system as "Ax = b" or "a pole in the s-plane" stops being abstract and becomes how you actually solve things.