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Basic Math 2 Outline

The document outlines the course MATH-106 Basic Math-II at the University of Faisalabad, designed to enhance students' understanding of mathematics, particularly in calculus. It includes a weekly plan of topics, assessment schemes, and grading models. The course aims to equip non-mathematics majors with essential mathematical tools applicable to their disciplines.

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Basic Math 2 Outline

The document outlines the course MATH-106 Basic Math-II at the University of Faisalabad, designed to enhance students' understanding of mathematics, particularly in calculus. It includes a weekly plan of topics, assessment schemes, and grading models. The course aims to equip non-mathematics majors with essential mathematical tools applicable to their disciplines.

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The University of Faisalabad

Total
Credit Contact
Course Code Course Title Lectures
Hours Hrs/Week
Allocated
MATH-106 Basic Math-ll 3(3-0) 3 48

Commencement of Mid Semester Semester


Discipline Semester
Semester Examination Termination Date
BSCS/BSSE 2nd
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course is designed to enhance the student’s understanding of mathematics.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

To prepare the students, not majoring in mathematics, with the essential tools of Calculus to apply the
concepts and the techniques in their respective disciplines.

RECOMMENDED BOOKS
Title Author(s)
Algebra and Trigonometry Jay Abramson, Arizona State University

“Core Mathematics” Keith Pledger

Weekly plan of contents of lectures delivered


Week
Title of Chapter Contents
Number
Introduction to Limits
1 Limits Properties of Limits, Exercise
Theorems of Limit
Introduction to Continuity
2 Continuity Properties of Continuity
Exercise
Introduction to Derivatives.
3 Differentiation Power rule, product rule and Quotient rule.
Exercise
Derivative of Trigonometric Functions
4 Differentiation Derivative By Chain Rule
Quiz
Derivative of Logarithmic Functions
5 Differentiation Derivative of Exponential Functions
Exercise
Introduction to Integration with examples
6 Integration Rules of Integration
Exercise
Integration of Trigonometry functions
7 Integration
Integration of Algebraic functions
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Integration of Exponential functions
Integration by Parts

Introduction to Definite Integral


8 Integration
Quiz

Mid Examination
Introductory concepts of Vectors

9 Vectors Various applications of Vector calculus.

Exercise

Dot Product of vectors

10 Vectors Cross Product of vectors

Exercise

Basic concepts of Linear Algebra

11 Linear Algebra Applications of Linear Algebra

Exercise

Introduction to Row Operation

12 Matrices Properties of Row Operation

Exercise

Quiz
13 Matrices Inverse by Row Operation
Exercise
Idempotent Matrix
14 Canonical form of Matrix Nilpotent Matrix
Exercise
Echelon form of Matrix
15 Canonical form of Matrix Rank of Matrix
Exercise
Revision
16 Exercise
Revision
Quiz
Final Examination

Assignment Schedule:

Assignment # 1: Week 4

Assignment # 2: Week 12

ASSESSMENT SCHEME

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Internal Assessment: 20%
Mid Semester Examination: 30%
Final Semester Examination: 50%
Total: 100%

Grading Model
Marks GPA Grade
85-100 4.0 A+
80-84 3.7 A
75-79 3.3 B+
70-74 3.0 B
65-69 2.7 C+
60-64 2.5 C
55-59 2.3 D+
50-54 2.0 D
<50 1.7 F

Note:-The above course outline covers all contents of the subject as prescribed by HEC and respective
accreditation Council.

Instructor’s Name: Sidra Naeem Signature & Date_________________ HOS/COS________________

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