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REFERENCES
Mathematics for economics and Business. By Ian Jacques, 3rd Edition, 1999,
PrenticeHall.
CalculusforBusinessEconomics,andtheLifeandSocialSciences.ByLaurenceD.
Hoffmann.GeraldL.Bradley,10thEdition,2010McGrawHillCompanies,Inc.
AppliedmathematicsfortheManagerial,LifeandSocialSciencesBySooT.Tan,5th
Edition,2010,brooks/ColeCengageLearning.
Instructor
EvaluationScheme
Studentswillbeevaluatedbasedonquizzes,twoexams,assignment,andafinalexam.Hereis
thetentativeplanforthecourse:
FirstMidtermExam:Saturday,20/3/2010,Time:10:0012:00(20%)
SecondMidtermExam:Saturday,24/4/2010,Time:10:0012:00(20%)
ThirdMidtermExam:Saturday,22/5/2010,Time:10:0012:00(20%)
Quizzes(2quizzes):(5%)
Assignment:(5%)
FinalExam:Saturday,June5th,2010,Time:10:0012:00(30%)
RecommendedproblemsassignedforeachChapterandincludedinthissheet,whichyou
arestronglyrecommendedtosolve.
Studentsareexpectedtoparticipateinclassdiscussionsandaskquestions.
Implanningtogive3shortquizzesandthebesttwowillbeconsidered.
Coursedescription
Thiscoursehasbeendesignedtoprovidemathematicalfunctionsforstudentsenrolledin
Businessandeconomics.Itbeginswithnoncalculustopicssuchasfunctions,equations,and
matrixalgebra,thensomecalculustopicswillbecoveredwithapplications.
Grading
Gradesforthecoursewillbeassignedasfollows:
LetterGrade Description Percentage GradePoints
A Excellent 90to100 4.00
B+ VeryGood 85to<90 3.50
B VeryGood 80to<85 3.00
C+ Good 75to<80 2.50
Plagiarismisconsideredaseriousacademicoffenceandcanresultinyourworklosingmarksor
beingfailed.QUexpectsitsstudentstoadoptandabidebythehigheststandardsofconductin
their interaction with their professors, peers, and the wider University community. As such, a
studentisexpectednottoengageinbehavioursthatcompromisehis/herownintegrityaswell
asthatofQU.Youmaydiscussassignmentsandprojectswitheachother,butyoushoulddothe
workyourself.Inthecaseofgroupprojects,youwillbeexpectedtodoyourshareofthework.
Ifyouusesomeoneelse'swordsorideas,youmustciteyoursources.
Plagiarism includes the following examples and it applies to all student assignments or
submittedwork:
Useofthework,ideas,imagesorwordsofsomeoneelsewithouthis/herpermission.
Use of someone else's wording, name, phrase, sentence, paragraph or essay without
usingquotationmarks.
Misrepresentationofthesourcesthatwereused.
Forfurtherinformationsee:http://www.plagiarism.org/
Theinstructorhastherighttofailthecourseworkordeductmarkswhereplagiarismisdetected
ClassroomDiscipline
TheuseofmobiletelephonesinsidetheclassroomisNOTallowed.
Attendance record begins on the first day of class irrespective of the period allotted to
drop/addandlateregistration(QUStudentHandbook2009/2010).
Any student disciplinary issues, which may arise, will be referred to the head of the
Department.
DeliveryMethods
Themethodsofteachingwillinclude:
Coursedocuments,lectures
Interactiveteaching
Inclassgroupwork
Learning/activitiesandTeachingAids
Lectureprovided;
OnlineToolsandInteractivesolvers;
Extraweeklyproblemsandexercises;
Smallprojectandreallifeapplications.
Ifyouareastudentwithspecialneedspleasedonthesitatecontactthespecialneedscenter
foranyassistantorinquires.
Email:specialneeds@qu.edu.qa
WebSite:http://www.qu.edu.qa/html/SpecialNeedsOffice.html
StudentsLearningOutcomes
1. Solve linear and quadratic equations and inequalities including those involving
absolutevalues.
2.Performoperationsonmatricesandsolvesystemsoflinearequations.
3.Findcombinationandcompositionoffunctionsandinversefunction.
4.Graphanddeterminetheslope(ifexists)andtheequationofastraightline
5.Graphfamiliesofbasicalgebraicfunctionsbyverticalandhorizontalshift,reflection
andmultiplyingthescaleoftheaxisbyapositivenumber.
6. Apply the properties of the exponents and logarithms, solve exponential and
logarithmicequationsandgraphfamiliesofexponentialandlogarithmicfunctions.
7.Evaluatethelimitofafunctionanditscontinuityatapoint
8. Determine the derivative by both using the definition and applying the algebra of
derivativesandthechainrule.
9.Applytheconceptofthederivativetofindtherateofchange,thetangenttoagraph
andtheextremumofafunction.
10.Evaluateindefiniteanddefiniteintegralsandapplytheconceptinfindingareas.
CourseObjectives:
1. ToreviewsomenecessarytermsandmethodsofAlgebra;
2. To discuss the equivalent equations and to develop techniques for solving linear,
quadratics,fractionalandradicalequations;
3. Toexploretherealmoffunctions;
4. To find the different forms of equation lines, graph quadratic functions, and solve linear
systems
5. Tostudyexponentialandlogarithmfunctions;
6. Tointroducematrices,homogeneous,andnonhomogenoussystems;
7. Toknowthedefinitionofderivative,andapplytherulesofdifferentiation;
8. Toknowindefiniteintegralsandbasicintegrationformulas.
Systemsofequations:Linear2variables
variablessystem,(The3variablessystem
postponedtopartIII),nonlinearsystems.
Exponentialandlogarithmicfunctions:graphs
andproperties.
Week6 March28Apr.1 Matrices: Sections6.16.6
(pages:227269)
Basic concepts (Row, column, size, transpose
of a matrix, equality of matrices, square,
diagonal and triangular matrices), Operation
on matrices (Addition, subtraction, scalar
multiplication, matrix multiplication and its
properties), Matrix equations. Solving systems
oflinearequations.
Week7 April48th Limits&Continuity: Sections10.110.4
(Pages449474)
Week8 April1115th Algebra of limits, the case 0/0, e as a
MidtermHoliday limit, onesided limits, infinite limits, Sections11.111.5
limits at infinity, continuity, (pages481495,499,519)
Week9 April1822nd discontinuities,Solvingpolynomialand
rational inequalities thanks to the Sections12.112.2
Week10 April2529th conceptofcontinuity. (pages528537)
Differentiation:
Week11 May26th The derivative as a limit, continuity Sections12.412.5
Week12 May913th and differentiability. Rules of (pages544552),
differentiation.Thederivativeasarate
of change. The derivative of a Section12.7
composite function and implicit (pages557559)
differentiation. Derivatives of
logarithmicandexponentialfunctions. Sections13.113.5
Logarithmic differentiation. Higher (Pages566598)
order derivatives. Relative and
absolute extrema and concavity (First
and second derivative tests for
extremaandsecondderivativetestfor
inflection).Asymptotes.
Week13 May1620th Integration: Sections14.114.7
(pages619656)
Week14 May2327th
Thedifferential.Theindefiniteintegral
RecommendedProblems:
Topicstobe RecommendedProblems
covered
ReviewofAlgebra Exercises:0.1:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to11
Exercises:0.2:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to79
Exercises:0.3:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to89
Exercises:0.4:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to55
Exercises:0.5:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to51
Exercises:0.6:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to59
Exercises:0.7:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to85
Exercises:0.8:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to73
Exercises:0.8:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to73
Exercises:1.2:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to33
Exercises:1.4:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to35
Exercises:1.5:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to21
Functions Exercises:2.1:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to43
Exercises:2.2:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to21
Exercises:2.3:allfrom1to15
Exercises:2.4:allfrom1to11
Exercises:2.5:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to39
Exercises:2.6:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to18
Exercises:2.7:18andalloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to19
Review:Alloddnumbered
Exercises:3.1:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to61
Exercises:3.3:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to27
Exercises:3.4:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to23
Exercises:3.5:allproblemsfrom1to14
Exercises:4.1:allproblemsfrom1to14
Exercises:4.2:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to55
Exercises:4.3:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to53
Exercises:4.4:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to35
Review:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to57
Matrices Exercises:6.1:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to27
Exercises:6.2:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to39
Exercises:6.4:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to25
Exercises:6.5:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to23
Exercises:6.6:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to35
Differentiation Exercises:10.1:problems143andalloddnumberedproblemsfrom9to43
Exercises:10.2:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to57
Exercises:10.3:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to33
Exercises:10.4:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to25
Review:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to29andalloddnumbered
problemsfrom33to51
Exercises:11.1:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to27
Exercises:11.2:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to89
Exercises:11.3:allproblemsfrom33to38
Exercises:11.4:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to55
Exercises:11.5:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to63
Review:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to43
Exercises12.1:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to47
Exercises12.2:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to39
Exercises12.4:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to29
Exercises12.5:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to33
Exercises11.7:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to35
Review:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to49
Exercises13.1:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to65
Exercises13.2:allproblemsfrom1to11
Exercises13.3:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to29
Exercises13.4:allproblems
Exercises13.5:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to49
Review:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to49
Integration Exercises14.1:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to35
Exercises14.2:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to55
Exercises14.3:allproblemsfrom1to8
Exercises14.4:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to83
Exercises14.5:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to55
Exercises14.7:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to47
Exercises14.9:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to35
Exercises14.10:alloddnumberedproblemsfrom1to33
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