2020
DOI: 10.3991/ijep.v10i3.12015
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Teaching of Ordinary Differential Equations Using the Assumptions of the PBL Method

Abstract: Mathematics is of fundamental importance to any natural sciences program (be-cause it provides analytical and approximate results that can be simulated and modeled) and perhaps to other areas of human knowledge. Ordinary differential equations are especially of fundamental importance to engineering programs be-cause the modeling of all phenomena of interest for these programs involves Or-dinary differential equations solutions; at the same time, students experience diffi-culties when learning Ordinary differen… Show more

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“…Participation of students in scientific research, projects, and presentations contributes to a deeper knowledge of the studied subjects [35]. The presence of a university research base allows the use of a problem teaching method that promotes the assimilation of complex educational material due to the connection between theory and practice [36]. There is a need to transform teaching in higher education towards its practical orientation in order to motivate students, engage them in research, and thereby contribute to their academic performance and better mastery of professional competencies.…”
Section: Vectors Of Development Of Scientific Scientific-technical Activities Of Universities In the Post-soviet Space And In The Global mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Participation of students in scientific research, projects, and presentations contributes to a deeper knowledge of the studied subjects [35]. The presence of a university research base allows the use of a problem teaching method that promotes the assimilation of complex educational material due to the connection between theory and practice [36]. There is a need to transform teaching in higher education towards its practical orientation in order to motivate students, engage them in research, and thereby contribute to their academic performance and better mastery of professional competencies.…”
Section: Vectors Of Development Of Scientific Scientific-technical Activities Of Universities In the Post-soviet Space And In The Global mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…H is the 2 2 n n  dimensional stationary system matrix. ( ) r t is an arbitrarily varying nonhomogeneous term 0 v is a given initial condition [2]. The differential equation ( 1) is a firstorder linear non-homogeneous ordinary differential equation about the 2n dimensional state vector v .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…0 q and f t q are the given boundary conditions at both ends. Therefore, the problem addressed in this article is the first-order linear non-homogeneous two-end boundary value ordinary differential equation described in equation (2). The solution of the differential equation ( 1) can be expressed as…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Learning like this makes students less constructive understanding of the underlying equation and appreciates what it means to be the solution of the equation [9]. Students have difficulty when studying ordinary differential equations and their application to real physical scenarios [10]. Thus, in the study of differential equations, it is essential to include fairly extensive material about the application and modeling of mathematics.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%