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What is the weightage of the Final Exam in the course?
What is the weightage of the Final Exam in the course?
- 60 marks (correct)
- 40 marks
- 20 marks
- 10 marks
Which textbook is mentioned for the course?
Which textbook is mentioned for the course?
- Calculus, 7th edition, Pearson Publishing Company, 2015
- Algebra, 8th edition, Brooks/Cole Publishing Company, 2015
- Calculus, 8th edition, Brooks/Cole Publishing Company, 2023 (correct)
- Trigonometry, 8th edition, McGraw-Hill Education, 2020
What are the instructional objectives related to differentiation in the course?
What are the instructional objectives related to differentiation in the course?
- Develop and conduct simulation of function behavior graphically
- Formulate first and higher derivatives and solve corresponding applications (correct)
- Identify elementary functions and their domains
- Develop and conduct simulation for numerical methods used for evaluating integration
What is the weightage of Quizzes in the course?
What is the weightage of Quizzes in the course?
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What is the total weightage of Class Work in the course?
What is the total weightage of Class Work in the course?
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Study Notes
- Dr. Marwa Shehata is a lecturer at the Basis Science Department, Faculty of Engineering, Delta University for Science and Technology, teaching Mathematics MS 102.
- The course consists of 100 marks, with 40 marks coming from subject class work, 20 marks from quizzes, 10 marks from assignments, reports, and sheets, and 30 marks from the final exam.
- Dr. Shehata provides course materials including lecture notes, textbook "Calculus" by J. Stewart, 8th edition, and power point sheets.
- Learning objectives for the course include the ability to identify elementary functions, differentiation rules, integration techniques, simulate function behavior, and evaluate numerical integration.
- Lecture 1 covered the definition and properties of functions, including domain, range, and composition. The lecturer also introduced the concept of inverse functions.
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Get ready for an insightful lecture on functions by Dr. Marwa Shehata at Basis Science Department, Faculty of Engineering, Delta University for Science and Technology. The lecture covers class work, assignments, online quizzes, mid-term test, final exam, and recommended textbook.
