MA41 - Technical Mathematics I

Fall 1999 semester




 
 
 

                                     Section 0842 meets Tuesdays  8 - 9:20am and 1 - 3:20pm

This section is for the students registered in the Next Step Program of Bell Atlantic Company. When the site is completed, it will have included course outline, assignment, and lecture notes to assist the students.

The course objectives of the course are:

Upon successful completion of this course, students should be able to

1.  perform basic arithmetic operations on real numbers using examples from the field of technology,
    using a scientific calculator.
2.  perform basic operations on algebraic expressions with/without fractions and evaluate formulas
     from all fields of technology.
3.  find the value of a function.
4.  graph a linear function, on the rectangular coordinate system using ordered pairs, and the slope of
     the line.
5.  find the trigonometric functions of an angle in degree/radian notation using a scientific calculator, 
     and solve practical problems relating to angle of elevation/depression involving right triangles.
6.  solve two-variable linear systems of equations graphically, and check the solution using algebraic 
     techniques.
7.  find the solution of a linear system of three equations in three unknowns using the Cramer’s rule.
8.  perform algebraic operations on expressions involving radicals and exponents from diverse fields 
     of technology.
9.  resolve vectors of force, velocity, and impedance into vector components and combine 2/3 vectors
    into a resultant vector.
10.  find amplitude, frequency, period, and phase-angle of sine and cosine waves, and sketch these 
     periodic curves.
 


 
 
 

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