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Title: Software Support for the Higher Mathematics Course at the Technical University: Part 3. GNU Octave.
Alternate Title: Програмні засоби супроводження курсу вищої математики у технічному університеті: Частина 3. GNU Octave.
Authors: Voitsikh, D.1, Hryn, D.1, Hryniuk, M.1, Bogdanov, O. V.2, Butsenko, Yu. P.2, Balina, O. I.3, Bezklubenko, I. S.3
Source: Microsystems, Electronics & Acoustics. 2026, Vol. 31 Issue 1, p1-10. 10p.
Subject Terms: *Integral calculus, *Differential equations, *Mathematics education (Higher), *Engineering education, *Scientific computing, *Mathematics education, *Multivariable calculus, *Engineering simulations
Abstract: This paper explores a methodological approach to modernizing the higher mathematics curriculum for engineering students, with a specific focus on the needs of "G5 Electronics, electronic communications, instrumentation and radio engineering" specialty. The study addresses the growing challenge posed by the "black box" paradigm, in which students rely on automated online calculators and artificial intelligence tools without comprehending the underlying mathematical logic or algorithmic structures. To counteract this trend, the authors propose integrating GNU Octave, an opensource computational environment, as a primary tool to bridge the gap between abstract theory and professional engineering practice. The article demonstrates the practical implementation of GNU Octave across three critical mathematical domains: Integral Calculus, emphasizing symbolic and numerical methods for signal processing applications; Multivariable Functions, focusing on 3D visualization techniques (using meshgrid and surf) for modeling spatial physical fields and potential distributions; Differential Equations, utilizing numerical solvers like ode45 to simulate transient processes in electronic circuits. The results suggest that transitioning from simplified automated tools to script-based computational modeling fosters a conscious mastery of mathematical concepts. This approach ensures that future engineers develop the analytical and programming competencies needed for complex system optimization and professional modeling in modern electronics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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