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Abstract Algebra Course Overview

This document provides information about an abstract algebra course including the learning modality, course requirements and grading scale, course description, course content, symbols and notations, and a pre-test with sample questions. The course will cover topics in abstract algebra including groups, finite groups, cyclic subgroups, and permutation groups. It will be fully online with synchronous and asynchronous options. Assessment will include problem sets, quizzes, and major examinations.

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Abstract Algebra Course Overview

This document provides information about an abstract algebra course including the learning modality, course requirements and grading scale, course description, course content, symbols and notations, and a pre-test with sample questions. The course will cover topics in abstract algebra including groups, finite groups, cyclic subgroups, and permutation groups. It will be fully online with synchronous and asynchronous options. Assessment will include problem sets, quizzes, and major examinations.

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PANAGDAIT SA TANAN

Ug sa tanang kabuhatan
 Math 503

ABSTRACT ALGEBRA
 Full Online- Synchronous and Asynchronous
 Platform: Google meet and Google classroom- class code “zhheq4j”
 Class Schedule : 1:30-4:30
 Examination Schedule :
 Examination Requirements: Permit or Payment
 Other Activities: c/o Dean’s Office

LEARNING MODALITY
 Problem Sets- 20 %
 Quizzes- 40%
 Major Examinations- 40%

COURSE REQUIREMENTS AND


GRADING SCALE
Course Description

This course is designed to facilitate understanding of basic concepts and properties of


algebraic structures. It aims to develop symbolic thinking, enhance skills in writing proofs,
and foster appreciation for mathematical structures which are all helpful in dealing with
higher mathematics
Course Content
 
I. Introduction
Terminology and Notations
Binary Operations
 
II. Groups
Definitions and Examples
Elementary Properties
 
III. Finite Groups
Subgroups
Terminology and Notations
Subgroup Tests

IV. Cyclic Subgroups


Properties of cyclic groups

V. Permutation groups
Definition and Notations
Cycle Notations
Symbols/Notations
Pre-Test

Q1: In modular arithmetic what are the elements of Z 4 or the set of integers
mode 4?
Answer:

Z 4 = { 0, 1,2,3 }
Q2: Consider Z 4 = { 0, 1,2, 3 }. Do the indicated operations

1) 0+1
2) 2+2
3) 3+3
4) 3+3+2
5) 1+3+2
6) 2x2
7) 2x3
8) 3X3
Answer

1) 0+1 = 1
2) 2+2 = 0
3) 3+3 = 2
4) 3+3+2 =0
5) 1+3+2= 2
6) 2 x 2= 0
7) 2x3=2
8) 3X3=1
Q3: Consider R and suppose that an operation * is defined by a*b = ab+b

Find the following:

1) 2* 3
2) 2*1*4
Answer

1. 2*3 = 2(3) +2= 6+2 = 8


2. (2*1)*4= (2(1)+2 )*4
= (2+2)*4
= 4*4
= 4(4) +4
= 20

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