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1C2 (MATH19832)

General Information
  • Title: Mathematics 0C2/1C2
  • Unit code: MATH19832
  • Credit rating: 10
  • Level: Zero
  • Pre-requisite units: 0C1/1C1 (MATH19821)
  • Co-requisite units: None
  • School responsible: Mathematics
  • Member of staff responsible: Dr CDC Steele, Dr TT Voronov
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Unit specification

Aims
To provide an elementary second-semester course in calculus and algebra to students with AS-level mathematics or equivalent in departments of Optometry, Textiles and Foundation Year.
Brief description
4 lectures : Definite and indefinite integrals: area under graph, definite integral, relation with derivatives, indefinite integral, table integrals-I.
4 Lectures :- Polynomials and rational functions: polynomials and long division, proper and improper rational functions, partial fractions decomposition.
3 Lectures :- More algebra: progressions and binomial theorem.
3 Lectures :- Trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions: recollection, addition formulas and further identities, inverse functions.
4 Lectures :- Further differential calculus: differential and derivative, main properties and examples of differentiation, Taylor formula.
4 Lectures :- Integration methods: integral and differential, table integrals-II, integration by parts and by substitution, integration of rational functions.
Intended learning outcomes
Knowledge and understanding: Be familiar with partial fractions, series and functions, differentiation and integration.
Intellectual skills: Be able to carry out routine operations involving the topics in the syllabus.
Transferable skills and personal qualities: Have a set of tools and methods that can be applied in the courses given in the host department or in subsequent years.
Textbooks

Link2-list

Booth, D.J., Foundation Mathematics, Pearson
Croft, A.C. ., Foundation Maths, Pearson
Stroud, K.A. and Booth, D.J. , Foundation Mathematics, Palgrave
Learning and teaching processes
Two lectures and one tutorial per week
Lectures : 22
Tutorials : 10
Hours of private study : 68
Assessment
Coursework 1 (week 4); Weighting within unit 10%
Coursework 2 (week 10); Weighting within unit 10%
2 hour end of semester 2 examination; Weighting within unit 80%

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Arrangements

Lecture times and rooms

The lectures for course 0C2/1C2 (MATH19832) for 2012-13 are as follows

Each student will have one tutorial per week starting in week two.

The tutorial Session for course 1C2 (MATH19832) for Optometry students for 2011-12 is as follows

Online course materials are available for this unit.

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