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    This lesson plan outlines the topics to be covered in a Mathematics course over 4 modules across 2 semesters. The plan lists 40 periods, with each period assigned to a specific module and topic within that module, such as vector and scalar functions, Fourier series, Bessel functions, complex numbers, probability distributions, random variables, and hypothesis testing. Key concepts to be covered include derivatives, integrals, series, analytic functions, random sampling, and correlation. The lesson plan provides an overview of the essential mathematical concepts and their sequence to be taught over the course duration.

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    This lesson plan outlines the topics to be covered in a Mathematics course over 4 modules across 2 semesters. The plan lists 40 periods, with each period assigned to a specific module and topic within that module, such as vector and scalar functions, Fourier series, Bessel functions, complex numbers, probability distributions, random variables, and hypothesis testing. Key concepts to be covered include derivatives, integrals, series, analytic functions, random sampling, and correlation. The lesson plan provides an overview of the essential mathematical concepts and their sequence to be taught over the course duration.

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    This lesson plan outlines the topics to be covered in a Mathematics course over 4 modules across 2 semesters. The plan lists 40 periods, with each period assigned to a specific module and topic within that module, such as vector and scalar functions, Fourier series, Bessel functions, complex numbers, probability distributions, random variables, and hypothesis testing. Key concepts to be covered include derivatives, integrals, series, analytic functions, random sampling, and correlation. The lesson plan provides an overview of the essential mathematical concepts and their sequence to be taught over the course duration.

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    VEER SURENDRA SAI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, BURLA

    LESSON PLAN
    Semester:III Subject- MATHEMATICS-III
    Session: 2016-17 Theory
    Branch/Course Name of Faculty:

    Period Module/ Topic to be covered Remarks


    Number
    1 I Vector and Scalar Functions
    2 I Vector and Scalar Field
    3 I Derivatives, Gradient of a Scalar Field
    Directional Derivative
    4 I Divergence of a Scalar Field
    Curl of a Vector Field

    5 I Line Integrals, Path Independence of Line Integrals


    6 I Double Integrals
    7 I Green's Theorem in the Plane
    8 I Surface Integrals

    9 I Triple Integrals, Divergence Theorem of Gauss


    10 I Further Applications of the Divergence Theorem
    11 II Stokes's Theorem
    12 II Fourier series Introduction. Scope
    13 II Applications
    14 II Fourier series of functions of 2pi period.
    15 II Fourier series of functions of 2p period(general)
    16 II Fourier series of Even and Odd functions
    17 II Half range series
    18 II Parseval’s identity
    19 II Fourier integral
    20 II Dirichletcriterion,
    21 III Orthogonal curvilinear coordinates, Jacobians
    22 III Orthogonal curvilinear coordinates spherical form
    23 III Orthogonal curvilinear coordinates spherical
    Divergence
    24 III Orthogonal curvilinear coordinates spherical
    Gradient
    25 III Orthogonal curvilinear coordinates spherical
    Curl
    26 III Orthogonal curvilinear coordinates spherical
    Lapalacian
    27 III Orthogonal curvilinear coordinates cylindrical
    Divergence
    28 III Orthogonal curvilinear coordinates cylindrical
    Gradient
    29 III Orthogonal curvilinear coordinates cylindrical
    Curl
    30 III Orthogonal curvilinear coordinates cylindrical
    Lapalacian
    31 IV Bessel Functions, Bessel Functions of the Second
    Kind,Legendre's Equation,.

    32 IV Gama function, The Beta function


    33 IV Dirichlet integral, Other special functions– Error
    function, exponential integral, Sine and cosine
    integrals
    34 IV Bessel's Equation
    35 IV Solution of Bessels equation Bessel function
    36 IV Solution of Bessels equation Bessel function,(Cont.)
    37 IV Bessel Functions of the Second Kind
    38 IV Legendre's Equation
    39 IV Solution of Legendre's Equation
    40 IV Legendre Polynomials
    VEER SURENDRA SAI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, BURLA

    LESSON PLAN
    Semester:IV Subject- MATHEMATICS-IV
    Session: 2016-17 Theory
    Branch/Course Name of Faculty:

    Period Module/ Topic to be covered Remarks


    Number
    1 I Complex Numbers , Complex Plane
    2 I Polar Form of Complex Numbers, Powers and
    Roots
    3 I Analytic Function, Derivative,
    4 I Analytic Function,Cauchy-Riemann Equations
    5 I Laplace's Equation
    6 I Trigonometric Functions
    7 I Exponential Function
    8 I Hyperbolic Functions, Logarithm, General Power
    9 I Line Integral in the Complex Plane,
    10 I Cauchy's Integral Theorem, Cauchy's Integral
    Formula
    11 II Derivatives of Analytic Functions

    12 II Sequences, Convergence of Sequences


    13 II Series and its convergence test
    14 II Power Series, Functions Given by Power Series,
    15 II Taylor and Maclaurin Series
    16 II Taylor and Maclaurin Series
    17 II Singularities and Zeros
    18 II Residue Integration Method, evolution of real
    integral.
    19 II Geometry of Analytic Functions, Conformal
    Mapping
    20 II Linear Fractional Transformations
    21 III Random Variables,
    22 III Probability Distributions
    23 III Mean and Variance of a Distribution
    24 III Binomial Distributions
    25 III Poisson Distributions

    26 III Hypergeometric Distributions


    27 III Normal Distribution
    28 III Normal Distribution(Cont.)
    29 III Introduction
    30 III Random Sampling
    31 IV Point Estimation of Parameters(Maximum L.M)
    32 IV Confidence Intervals for mean.
    33 IV Confidence Intervals for variance
    34 IV Testing of Hypotheses
    35 IV Testing of Hypotheses(Cont.)
    36 IV Testing of Hypotheses(Cont.)
    37 IV Testing of Hypotheses(Cont.)
    38 IV Fitting Straight Lines(Cont.)
    39 IV Correlation and
    40 IV regression.

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