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Engineering Mathematics I Course Outline

This document outlines an engineering mathematics course, including assessment criteria, objectives, module outline, topics covered each week, assignments, tests, lecturer details, and recommended course materials. The course covers topics like vectors, matrices, functions, differentiation, integration, and complex numbers applied to engineering problems over 14 weeks.

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Engineering Mathematics I Course Outline

This document outlines an engineering mathematics course, including assessment criteria, objectives, module outline, topics covered each week, assignments, tests, lecturer details, and recommended course materials. The course covers topics like vectors, matrices, functions, differentiation, integration, and complex numbers applied to engineering problems over 14 weeks.

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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Module: Engineering Mathematics I


Code: TEGM3591
Academic Year: 2021
Semester: 1
Contact Hours: 3 Online lectures + 2 Tutorials per week
Lecturer: Mr. N. N Indongo (Ext: 4239. Office number: CV118)

Assessment Criteria

The continuous assessment (CA) contributes 50% (3 Face to Face Tests + 3 Online Quizzes +2
Assignments) of the final marks and examination contributes 50% of the final marks

Course objectives are:

To cultivate and nature basic problem-solving skills and relate the subject to basic applications in
mathematical modeling (Economics, Demography, and various Engineering areas).

Expected learning outcomes: upon completion of this module, students will be able to:

o Solve basic mathematics and engineering problems using vectors and matrices.
o Use various mathematical functions and apply them to engineering.
o Apply trigonometry in solving mathematical and engineering problems.
o Perform functions transformations (Cartesian/polar), sketch and name some polar graphs.
o Apply the principle of differentiation/integration to solve basic mathematical
and engineering problems.
o Define, interpret complex numbers and to perform elementary complex numbers algebra.

Module Outline

Week Major Topics Content Assessments


1-2 Lines and Planes Vector equation of a line, Cartesian and parametric Tutorial 1
equation of a plane, intersection of lines and planes

3-5 Matrix Algebra Matrix algebra, row reduced echelon form, Tutorial 2
determinant, adjoint, singular and non-singular
matrices, inverse of a matrix, matrices and systems of
linear equations, solution by Cramer’s rule.

1st Test Continuous Assessment Test


Sequences and series The limit of a sequence, absolutely convergent series, Tutorial 3
of numbers tests of convergence.

6-7 Functions Limits and continuity of functions: limit at a point, Tutorial 4


improper limit, and continuity. Exponential
functions, logarithmic functions, hyperbolic
functions, area functions.

8-9 Differentiation Definition of the derivative, differentiation rules, Tutorial 5


chain rule, differentiation of trigonometric functions,
derivatives of higher order, concavity and curve
sketching, optimization, related rates. Implicit
differentiation, partial differentiation, the chain rule,
differentiation of algebraic functions.

10-11 Integration Anti-derivatives, Riemann sums, the definite integral, Tutorial 6


fundamental theorem of calculus, integration
techniques, integration of trigonometric functions.

2nd Test Continuous Assessment Test


12 Polar Definition of polar coordinates, relate Cartesian and Tutorial 7
coordinates/Graphs polar coordinates, sketch and name different types of
polar graphs

13-14 Introduction to Definition of complex numbers and the complex Tutorial 8


complex numbers plane, complex number representation on argand
diagrams, complex number algebra. Demoivre’s
theorem.

3rd Test Continuous Assessment Test

Prescribed Course Materials: Engineering Mathematics I Study Guide by N Indongo

Recommend Texts:

1. Engineering Mathematics, 5th Edition, John Bird.


2. Engineering Mathematics, 5th Edition, K. A. Strond.

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