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               SIN2006  VECTOR ANALYSIS                        SIN2008 OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUE
               Scalar  and  vector  fields.  Dot  and  cross  products.  Scalar  Unconstraint   optimization,   necessary   and   enough
               and vector triple products.                     conditions  for  optimality.  Constraint  optimization.  Type  of
               Vector differentiation (ordinary and partial). Space curves.  constraint.  Special  technique  for  solving  non-linear
               Displacement,  velocity,  and  acceleration.  Gradient.  problem.
               Divergence. Curl.
               Line integrals and work. Conservative vector fields – path  Assessment
               independence,  potential  functions.  Surface  integrals.  Continuous Assessment:  40%
               Green’s  theorem.  Stokes’  theorem.  Volume  integrals.  Final Examination:  60%
               Divergence theorem of Gauss.
               Curvilinear  coordinates – polar,  cylindrical,  spherical  Medium of Instruction:
               coordinates                                     Bahasa Malaysia/English
               Assessment                                      Humanity Skill:
               Continuous Assessment:       40%                CT3, LL2, CS3
               Final Examination:           60%
                                                               References
               Medium of Instruction:                          1.    Philip  E.  Grill,  Walter  Murray,  Margaret  H.  Wright,
               Bahasa Malaysia/English                             Practice Optimization Paperback,1982,
                                                               2.  C.  Mohan  &  Kusum  Deep  ,Optimization  Techniques
               Humanity Skill:                                     Hardcover, 2011
               CT3, LL2, CS3                                   3.  L.   R.   Foulds,   Optimization   Techniques:   An
                                                                   Introduction, 1981,
               References:                                     4.  Singiresu  S.  Rao,  Engineering  Optimization:  Theory
               1.  Vector calculus, 4 ed., Susan Jane Colley, Pearson  and Practice, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. (2009)
                                th
                   Education, Inc., 2012.
               2.  Thomas’  Calculus  Early  Transcendentals  12 th  ed.,
                   George  B.  Thomas,Jr.,Maurice  D.  Weir,  and  Joel  SIN2009  COMPUTER GRAPHICS
                   Hass, Pearson Education, Inc., 2010. (Chap. 12—16)
               3.  Schaum’s  Outline  of Theory  and  Problems  of Vector  Introduction  to  C++  Compiler  and  OpenGL.  Plane
                   Analysis  and  anIntroduction  to  Tensor  Analysis,  geometric   coordinate.   Coordinate   transformations.
                   Murray R. Spiegel, McGraw-Hill, Inc.,  1974.  Polynomial  interpolation.  Continuity.  Curve  and  surface
               4.  Vector  Fields Vector  analysis  developed  through  its  design.
                   applications  to    engineering  and  physics, J.  A.
                   Shercliff, 1977.                            Assessment
               5.  Vector  Analysis  versus  Vector  Calculus,  Antonio  Continuous Assessment:  40%
                   Galbis   and   Manuel  Maestre,   Springer  Final Examination:           60%
                   Science+Business Media, LLC, 2012.
                                                               Medium of Instruction:
                                                               Bahasa Malaysia/English
               SIN2007 MANAGEMENT MATHEMATICS
                                                               Humanity Skill:
               Output  function:  Theory  and  some  concepts.  Break  even  CS3, TS3, LL2, LS2
               model.  Optimization  profit  for  monopoly  and  oligopoly
               market.  Inventory  model.  EOQ  Model,  reordering  point,  References
               finite  input  rate,  shortage  and  quantity  discount.  1.  Mathematical  Elements  for  Computer  Graphics,  2 nd
               Probabilistic Model, safety stock and efficiency level.  Ed.,  D.F.  Rogers  &  J.A.  Adams,  McGraw  Hill
                                                                   International Editions, 1990.
               Assessment                                      2.  Computer Graphics, Donald Hearn, M. Pauline Baker,
               Continuous Assessment:       40%                    Prentice Hall, 1994.
               Final Examination:           60%                3.  Computer Graphics Using Open GL, 2 Ed., F. S. Hill,
                                                                                              nd
                                                                   Jr, Prentice Hall, 2001.
               Medium of Instruction:                          4.  Computer Graphics, Schaum’s Outlines Series.
               Bahasa Malaysia                                 5.  OpenGL  SUPER  BIBLE  (2 nd  Ed),  Richard  S. Wright,
                                                                   Jr., Michael Sweet, Waite Group Press, 2000D.G. Zill
               Humanity Skill:                                     &  M.R.  Cullen, Differential  Equations  with  Boundary-
               CS3, CT3, LL2                                       Value Problems, 7th Edition, Brooks/Cole, 2005
               References:
               1.  Baldani,  J.  (1996),  Mathematical  Economics,  The  SIN3001  INTRODUCTION TO QUANTUM
                   Dryden Press.                                        MECHANICS WITH COMPUTERS
               2.  Davies,  K.R.,  McKeown,  P.G.  &  Rakas,  T.R.  (1986),
                   Management  Science  :  An  Introduction,  Kent  Introduction  to  Quantum  mechanics.  The  wave-function
                   Publishing  Company.                        and  its  interpretation.  One-dimensional  time-independent
               3.  Winston,   W.L.   (1994),   Operations   Research:  Schrodinger equation. Solution for the cases of the infinite-
                   applications and algorithms, 3rd ed., Duxbury Press.  and  finite-square  well,  harmonic  oscillator  potential  and
               4.  Hillier, Frederick S. (1995), Introductory to Operations  free-particle case. Formalism of quantum mechanics. Two-
                   Research, 6th edition, New York, McGraw-Hill.  and  three-dimensional  systems.  The  hydrogen  atom.  The
               5.  Taha,  Hamdy  A(2011).,  Operations  Research:  An  concept of spin.
                             th
                   Introduction, 8 ,New York, Mcmillan.
               6.  C.D.J.   Waters(2003),   Inventory   Control   and  Assessment
                   Management, University of Calgary, Canada.  Continuous Assessment:       50%
                                                               Final Examination:           50%


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