ÇAĞ UNIVERSITY
FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCES
Learning Outcomes of the Course
Code
Course Title
Credit
ECTS
MAT 101-112
Mathematics for Business
3 (3-0)
7
Language of Instruction
Mode of Delivery
English
Face to face
Type and Level of Course
Compulsory/1.Year/Fall Semester EQF- Level 6
Lecturers
Name(s)
Contacts
Lecture Hours
Office Hours
Course Coordinator
[email protected]
Prof.Dr.H. Altan ÇABUK
Thursday 13-16 Thursday 11-13
Course Objective This course is designed to provide a mathematical foundation, including calculus, for students enrolled
in management, international trade, international finance and international logistics. It introduces topics which the student
may encounter in later courses in his or her major field of study.
Relationship
Students who have completed the course successfully should
Prog. Output
Net Effect
1
Be able to explain algebra refresher; sets and real numbers,
3,5,7
4,5,5
some properties and operations, exponents and radicals
2
Be able to define translate the relationships stated in the
3,5,7
4,5,5
problem to the mathematical symbols and solve the linear
equations.
3
Be able to find the solution sets of linear inequalities and their
3,5,7
4,5,5
applications to economics.
4
Be able to interpret the graphs in rectangular coordinates ,
3,5,7
4,5,5
writes the equation of a line and sketch the graph.
5
Be able to solve exponential and logarithmic functions
4,5,5
3,5,7
6
Be able to solves limit problems and continuity problems
3,5,7
4,5,5
7
Be able to solve the applications of sytems of equations to
3,5,7
4,5,5
economics.
8
Be able to apply differantial calculus
3,5,7
4,5,5
9
Be able to solve applications of differantial calculus
3,5,7
4,5,5
Course Description: This course will include Integration , methods and applications of inegration, multivariable calculus,
matrix algebra, input-output analysis and linear programming as main topics. This is a basic course designed to provide an
understanding of typical word problems and calculations performed in the business world. Begins with the basic rules of
sets and real numbers students then study linear equations and inequalities, functions graphs,sytems of linear and
nonlinear equations and applications to economics, exponential and logarithmic functions and matrices.
Course Contents:( Weekly Lecture Plan )
Weeks
Topics
Preparation
Teaching Methods
1
Sets and real numbers, properties, operations
Textbook Ch. 0
Lectures
2
Linear equations and inequations
Textbook Ch. 1
Lectures
3
Applications linear equations and inequations
Textbook Ch. 2
Lectures
4
Functions, Special Functions, Graphs in
Textbook Ch. 3
Lectures
Rectangular Coordinates
5
Straight Lines and applications
Textbook Ch. 4
Lectures
6
Exponential Functions, Logarithmic Functions
Textbook Ch. 5
Lectures
7
Mathematics of finance, Compound intereset,
Textbook Ch. 8
Lectures
Present value
8
Limits, Interest compounded continuously
Textbook Ch. 11
Lectures
9
Continuity, Continuity applied to inequalities
Textbook Ch. 11
Lectures
10
Differentiation, Rules of differantiation, The
Textbook Ch. 12
Lectures
derivative as a rate of change
11
The fundemantal theorem of integral calculus,
Textbook Ch. 16
Lectures
Area
12
Consumers’ and producers’ surplus,
Textbook Ch. 16-17
Lectures
integration by parts and tables
13
Average value of a function, approximate
Textbook Ch. 17
Lectures
integration, differantial equations
14
Problem Solutions
Exercises
REFERENCES
Textbook
Haeussler,Ernest F., Paul Richard S.,;Introductory Mathematical Analysis for Business,
Economics and The Life and Social Sciences./8e Prentice-Hall ISBN-13: 2345439
Recommended Reading
Budnick, Frank S.,; Applied Mathematics for Business, Economics and The Social
Sciences/4e. McGraw-Hill
Sydsaeter,Knut; Hammond, Peter J.; Mathematics for Economics Analysis, Prentice Hall
International Editions
Related links
http://online.math.uh.edu/Math1314
ASSESSMENT METHODS
Number
Effect
1
30%
2
%5
2
%5
1
50%
ECTS TABLE
Number
14
14
2
2
1
2
1
Activities
Midterm Exam
Quizzes
Homework
Effect of The Final Exam
Contents
Hours in Classroom
Hours out Classroom
Homeworks
Implementation
Quizzes
Midterm Exam
Final Exam
Notes
Hours
3
3
20
10
25
20
30
Total
42
42
20
20
25
20
30
199
=199/30=6,63
7
Total
Total / 30
ECTS Credit
RECENT PERFORMANCE
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Mathematics for Business & Economics I
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