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               2.   Stewart,  J.  (2015).  Calculus  (8   ed.).  Cengage   Soft Skills:
                   Learning.                                   CS3, CTPS3, LL2
               3.   Adams,  Robert  A.,  &  Essex,  C.  (2013).  Calculus:  A
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                   complete  course  (8   ed.  With  MyMathLab).  Pearson   References:
                   Education.                                  1.   Weir, Maurice D., & Hass, J. (2016). Thomas' calculus
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                                                                   (13  ed.). Pearson Education, Inc.
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               SIM1003   CALCULUS II                           2.   Stewart,  J.  (2015).  Calculus  (8   ed.).  Cengage
                                                                   Learning.
               Inverses  of    trigonometric  functions,  hyperbolic  functions,   3.   Bartle,  R.G.,  &  Sherbert,  D.R.  (2011).  Introduction  to
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               inverses  of  hyperbolic  functions.  Integration  by  parts,   real analysis (4  ed.). John Wiley & Sons.
               integration  of  rational  functions  by  partial  fractions,   4.   Lay,  S.R.  (2014).    Analysis  with  an  introduction  to
               trigonometric   integrals,   trigonometric   substitutions,   proof (5  ed.). Pearson.
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               improper  Integrals.  Sequence,  infinite  series,  integral test,
               comparison tests, the ratio and root tests, alternating series   SIM2002    LINEAR ALGEBRA
               test, absolute and conditionally convergence, power series,
               Taylor  and  Maclaurin  series.  Vectors,  Dot  product,  Cross   Vector  spaces  and  subspaces,  basis  and  dimension,  the
               Product  and  triple  Product,  lines  and  planes.  Polar   row  space  and  column  space,  rank  and  nullity.  Linear
               coordinates. Cyclinder and quadric surfaces. Vector-valued   transformations,  kernel  and  range,  composition  and
               functions  and space curves,  differentiation  and  integration   isomorphism,   matrix   representation,   similarity   and
               of  vector  valued functions.  Functions  of several  variables,   diagonalizability, Cayley-Hamilton Theorem.
               limits and continuity in higher dimensions.
                                                               Assessment:
               Assessment:                                     Continuous Assessment:       40%
               Continuous Assessment:       40%                Final Examination:           60%
               Final Examination:           60%
                                                               Medium of Instruction:
               Medium of Instruction:                          English
               English
                                                               Soft Skills:
               Soft Skills:                                    CS3, CTPS3, LL2
               CTPS3, LL2
                                                               References:
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               References:                                     1.   Larson, R. (2017). Elementary Linear algebra (8  ed.).
               1.   Weir, Maurice D., & Hass, J. (2016). Thomas' calculus   Mason, OH: Cengage Learning.
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                   (13  ed.) Pearson Education, Inc.           2.   Sheldon, A. (2015). Linear algebra done right (3  ed.).
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               2.   Stewart,  J.  (2015).  Calculus  (8   ed.).  Cengage   New York, NY: Springer International Publishing.
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                   Learning.                                   3.   Hoffman, K. M., Kunze, R. (1971). Linear algebra (2
               3.   Adams,  Robert  A.,  &  Essex,  C.  (2013).  Calculus:  A   ed.). Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall.
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                   complete  course  (8   ed.  With  MyMathLab).  Pearson   4.   Friedberg,  S.H.,  Insel,  A.J.,  &  Spence,  L.E.  (2002).
                   Education.                                      Linear  algebra  (4   ed.).  Upper  Saddle  River,  NJ:
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               4.   R.T. Smith, R.T., & Minton, R.B. (2012).  Calculus (4    Prentice – Hall.
                   ed.). McGraw-Hill.                          5.   Ma, S.L., Tan, V., & Ng, K.L. (2007). Linear algebra I
                                                                   (3  ed.). Singapore: Pearson Prentice-Hall.
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               SIM2001  ADVANCED CALCULUS
                                                               SIM2003     INTRODUCTION TO COMBINATORICS
               Partial   derivatives.   Differentiability   and   continuity.
               Linearization  and  differentials.  The  Chain  Rule,  Partial   Ordered  and  equivalence  relations,  binomial  and
               derivatives   with   constrained   variables.   Directional   multinomial  theorems,  recurrence  relations,  principle  of
               derivatives.  Gradient.  Divergence  and  Curl.  Tangent   inclusion  and  exclusion,  Latin  squares,  magic  squares,
               planes. Taylor’s Theorem. Extremum problems of functions   basic  properties  of  graphs,  circuits  and  cycles  in  graphs,
               of two variables. Lagrange multipliers.         trees and their applications.

               Double  integrals,  iterated  integrals  and  Fubini’s  Theorem.    Assessment:
               Applications  to  areas  and  volumes.      Double  integrals  in   Continuous Assessment:      40%
               polar  form.    Triple  integrals,  iterated  integrals.    Volumes   Final Examination:        60%
               and  masses.  Triple  integrals  in  cylindrical  and  spherical
               coordinates  forms.  Substitution  in  multiple  integrals,   Medium of Instruction:
               Jacobians.                                      English

               Basic  set  theory.  Functions,  bijective  functions,  inverse   Soft Skills:
               functions.  Finite  and  infinite  sets,  countable  and   CS3, CTPS3, LL2
               uncountable  sets.    The  Real  Number  system.    Bounds,
               supremum  and  infimum.  Archimedean  property.    Rational   References:
               and  irrational  numbers.    Properties  of  real  numbers.    1.   Erickson,  M.J.  (2013).    Introduction  to  combinatorics
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               Sequences of real numbers, convergence. Limit Theorems.   (2  ed.). Wiley.
               Monotone   sequences,   Cauchy   sequences   and   2.   Chen,  C.C.,  &  Koh,  K.M.  (1992).  Principles  and
               subsequences.  Basic  topology  of  the  real  line:  Open  and   techniques in combinatorics. World Scientific.
               closed sets, accumulation points.               3.   Lovasz,  L.,  Pelikan,  J.,  &  Vesztergombi,  K.  (2003).
                                                                   Discrete  mathematics:  Elementary  and  beyond.
               Assessment:                                         Springer.
               Continuous Assessment:       40%                4.   Matousek J., & Nesetril J. (2008). Invitation to discrete
               Final Examination:           60%                    mathematics (2  ed.). Oxford University Press.
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               Medium of Instruction:
               English
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