Learning outcomes
By the end of the course, students will be able to:
a
Create new knowledge from already known mathematics concepts.
b
Perform computations using scientific calculators and other electronic devices.
c
Use a computer to solve mathematical problems.
d
Think critically and logically in interpreting and solving problems.
e
Integrate and share mathematical skills with the community.
f
Apply mathematical knowledge and techniques in other fields.
Assessment scheme
Total contribution to the final grade.
Individual assignment
10%
Group assignment
10%
Tests
20%
End of semester exam
60%
Weekly teaching plan
Select a week to view its topics, learning focus, activities and materials.
Methodology & materials
Teaching methodology
Question and answer, group discussion followed by presentation, KWL method, demonstration, and interactive lecture.
Instructional materials & equipment
Geometrical instruments, graph papers, graph board and rubber bands, hand-outs, overhead projector, flip charts and felt pens.