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Course Outline
- techniques of integration ;
- arclength;
- improper integrals;
- first order ordinary differential equations
- applications of first and second order differential equations.
- taylor polynomials;
- sequences, limits;
- series;
- power series, Taylor series;
- applications of Taylor series;
- variation of parameters;
- homogeneous and inhomogeneous second order differential equations;
Generic
skills:
In
addition to learning specific technical skills that will assist
you in your future careers in science, engineering, commerce, education
or elsewhere, you will have the opportunity to develop in this
subject, generic skills that will assist you whatever your future
career path:
- you will develop problem-solving
skills including engaging with unfamiliar problems and identifying
relevant strategies;
- you will develop analytical
skills - the ability to construct and express logical arguments
and to work in abstract or general terms to increase the
clarity and efficiency of the analysis;
- through interactions with
fellow students, you will develop the ability to work in
a team. The department distinguishes between ethical collaboration
which is strongly encouraged and plagiarism, which is prohibited;
- through practice classes
and other interactions with fellow students, you will develop
the ability to work in a team. The department distinguishes
between ethical collaboration which is strongly encouraged
and plagiarism, which is prohibited.
(From the
Department's generic statement.)
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