Adapting Chaos Theory for Undergraduate Electrical Engineers
Benjamin Flores,
Hector Ochoa,
Chandra Pappu
Abstract:The study of chaos has long attracted the attention of engineering, mathematics, and science educators. Most, if not all, courses dedicated to chaos are graduate-level courses requiring a broad understanding of linear and nonlinear systems. The exception would be differential equations, where chaos may be discussed as an optional topic of discussion. We argue that chaos is an attractive field of study for undergraduates that can raise their interest in interdisciplinary topics if the material is adapted, build… Show more
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