Mathematics Ⅰ A-1

Course Information

College Akashi College Year 2023
Course Title Mathematics Ⅰ A-1
Course Code 5105 Course Category General / Compulsory
Class Format Lecture Credits School Credit: 2
Department Electrical and Computer Engineering Student Grade 1st
Term First Semester Classes per Week 4
Textbook and/or Teaching Materials Fundamental Mathematics (Dai Nihon Tosho)
Instructor TAKATA Isao

Course Objectives

1) To understand numbers and equations, and be able to calculate them.
2) To understand Equation and inequality, and be able to solve them.
3) To understand and functions and graphs, and be able to use them.

Rubric

Ideal LevelStandard LevelUnacceptable Level
1) Numbers and equationsCan understand numbers and equations, and be able to calculate them.Can understand numbers and equations.Can not understand numbers and equations.
2) Equation and inequalityCan understand Equation and inequality, and be able to solve them.Can understand Equation and inequality.Can not understand Equation and inequality.
3)Functions and graphsCan understand and functions and graphs, and be able to use them.Can understand and functions and graphs.Can nt understand and functions and graphs.

Assigned Department Objectives

Teaching Method

Outline:
The objective is to develop basic mathematical formulas and logical thinking skills and acquire the fundamentals of mathematics necessary in college.
Style:
Students are asked to prepare for the class with video clips according to the syllabus.
Students will be asked to study in groups during class to check their level of understanding.
Bilingual classes may be offered.
Notice:
Review your work before class. Do not leave anything you do not understand unanswered, but ask questions.
Study independently by using problem collections.
CBT will be given in one of the weeks.
Students who miss 1/3 or more of classes will not be eligible for evaluation.

Characteristics of Class / Division in Learning

Active Learning
Aided by ICT
Applicable to Remote Class
Instructor Professionally Experienced

Course Plan

Theme Goals
1st Semester
1st Quarter
1st Numbers and equations Class Preparation. Also, can calculate addition, subtraction, and multiplication of integer expressions.
2nd Numbers and equations Can use exponential laws and expansion formulas. Also, can perform simple factorizations.
3rd Numbers and equations Can compute divisors of integers. Also, can factor higher order polynomials using the factor theorem.
4th Numbers and equations Can divide fractional expressions. Also, can calculate addition, multiplication, and division of fractional expressions.
5th Numbers and equations Can understand the meaning of real and absolute numbers. Also, can understand the phases of complex numbers and compute their addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
6th Equations and inequalities Can understand the correspondence between complex numbers and the complex plane. Also, can solve quadratic equations by using solution formulas.
7th Equations and inequalities The CBT test will be used to check for retention. Also, can understand the relationship between solutions and coefficients and can factor any quadratic equation.
8th Equations and inequalities Can solve linear equations. Also, can solve fractional equations and irrational equations.
2nd Quarter
9th Equations and inequalities Can understand identities and partial fractional decomposition. Also, can prove various equations.
10th Equations and inequalities Can solve first order inequalities. Also, can solve quadratic inequalities.
11th Equations and inequalities Can prove inequalities. Also, can understand sets and compute sets.
12th Equations and inequalities Can determine the number of sets. Also, can determine the truth or falsity of a proposition.
13th Functions and graphs Can state the inverse, reverse, and contrapositive of a proposition. Also, can draw graphs of quadratic functions.
14th Functions and graphs The CBT test will be used to check for retention. Also, can find quadratic functions.
15th Functions and graphs Review of the total. Also, can understand the relationship between quadratic functions and quadratic inequalities.
16th Exam Confirmation of the studies.

Evaluation Method and Weight (%)

ExaminationComprehension TestReview TestAssignmentsAttendance pointsTotal
Subtotal2520251515100
Basic Proficiency2520251515100
Specialized Proficiency000000
Cross Area Proficiency000000