Calculus Informatics


Introduction

This course will give the basic of mathematics and examples of its applications in the real world accompanied with the skill to use Matlab or Mapel to solve math problems.


Syllabus

Week 1 : Basic Math

This course will teach about introduction to numbers, coordinate system, equality, and inequality

Week 2 : Function

This course will teach about definition of function, domain and range, composition, types of function, and drawing function

Week 3 : Algebraic Limits

This course will teach about definition of limits, right and left limits, rule of limits, infinite limits, infinite limits of rational function

Week 4 : Non-Algebraic Limits

This course will teach about continuous function, trigonometric limits, exponential limits, and limits of composition function

Week 5 : Derivative

This course will teach about basic derivative, rule of derivative, and chain rule

Week 6 : Derivative of function

This course will teach about derivative of trigonometric function, derivative of exponential function, derivative of logarithmic function

Week 7 : Higher order derivative and partial derivative

This course will teach about higher order derivative, implicit derivative, partial derivative and higher order partial derivative

Week 8 : Definite integral

This course will teach about basic definite integral, substitution of integral, partial integral, and reduction function

Week 9 : Finite integral

This course will teach about basic finite integral, calculating length of arch, area, and volume

Week 10 : Double and triple integral

This course will teach about double integral, triple integral, and application of integral

Week 11 : Odd integral and line integral

This course will teach about odd integral type 1, type 2 and line integral

Week 12 : Homogeneous differential equation 

This course will teach about definition of homogeneous differential equation, first and second order homogeneous differential equation

Week 13 : Non-homogeneous differential equation

This course will teach about definition of non-homogeneous differential equation, first and second order non-homogeneous differential equation

Week 14 : Case study of calculus in informatics engineering

This course will teach about application of calculus in informatics engineering


Assessment

  • Attendance – 10%
  • Assignment – 20%
  • Final Assignment – 20%
  • Midterm exams – 20%
  • Final exams – 30%

Textbook

  • Calculus, 5th Ed. Frank Ayres and Elliott Mendelson. McGrawHill.
  • Beginning Calculus, 3rd Ed. Elliott Mendelson. McGrawHill.
  • Advanced Calculus, 3rd Ed. Robert Wrede and Murray R. Spiegel. McGrawHill.
  • Calculus (Early Transcendental), 6th Ed. James Stewart. Thomson.

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