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Module/Course Title: Basic Math |
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Module course code KOMS120101 |
Student Workload
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Credits 3 / 4.5 ETCS |
Semester 1 |
Frequency
Odd Semester |
Duration 16 |
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Type
of course Core Study Courses |
Contact
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Independent
Study
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Class Size 30 |
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Prerequisites
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Learning Outcomes
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Subject aims/Content This course introduces students to a variety of basic mathematical concepts and techniques. Through a comprehensive exploration of a wide range of topics, including Sets, Relations & Functions, Mathematical Logic, Simple Probability, Matrices, Geometry Transformations, and Lines & Series, students will develop a solid foundation in mathematics. Students learn how to define sets, perform set operations such as joins and intersections, and understand concepts such as subsets and universal sets. Mathematical logic teaches students to reason and make inferences using logical principles. Students learn about propositional logic, including logical operators such as conjunction, disjunction, and negation, and how to construct truth tables to evaluate logical statements. In simple probability, students can explore the principles of probability, including sample spaces, events, and the basic rules of probability. Through real-world examples and practical exercises, students will learn how to calculate probabilities and make decisions based on the principles of probability theory. Furthermore, students study matrices and their operations, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and inverse. They will also explore the application of matrices in solving systems of linear equations and transforming geometric objects. Finally on geometric transformations, students learn to examine various types of transformations, including translations, rotations, reflections, and expansions. They will understand how these transformations affect the position, size, and shape of geometric figures, and learn to apply these concepts in problem-solving scenarios. Finally, this course covers lines and series, which are basic concepts in studying sequences and progressions. Students will explore arithmetic and geometric series, and learn to analyze their properties, such as differences and ratios. They will also investigate series, including finite and infinite series, and learn techniques for evaluating and summing series. Study MaterialSet Set theory Relations & Functions Quadratic Equations and Functions Mathematical logic Mathematical logic *there is not any Basic probability Matrix Matrix Geometry transform Geometry Transform Sequnce and series Sequence and series - Mathematical logic |
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Teaching methods
Synchronous: face to face/online meeting Asynchronous: Module delivery via elearning |
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Assesment Methods
Attendance and participation |
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This module/course is used in the following study programme/s as well Computer Science Study Programme |
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