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    This document provides a course outline for General Mathematics at Saint Francis Academy for the 2015-2016 academic year. The course aims to develop students' understanding and competence in rational, exponential, logarithmic, and other mathematical functions through real-world applications. It will cover topics like functions, rational functions, exponential functions, logarithmic functions, and logic over 20 weeks. Students will be evaluated based on written works, performance tasks, and quarterly assessments. The course policies specify requirements for attendance, tardiness, use of gadgets, submission of outputs, and penalties for academic dishonesty.

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    This document provides a course outline for General Mathematics at Saint Francis Academy for the 2015-2016 academic year. The course aims to develop students' understanding and competence in rational, exponential, logarithmic, and other mathematical functions through real-world applications. It will cover topics like functions, rational functions, exponential functions, logarithmic functions, and logic over 20 weeks. Students will be evaluated based on written works, performance tasks, and quarterly assessments. The course policies specify requirements for attendance, tardiness, use of gadgets, submission of outputs, and penalties for academic dishonesty.

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    REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

    SAINT FRANCIS ACADEMY


    POBLACION, MABINI BATANGAS

    Course Outline
    General Mathematics
    Academic Year 2015-2016

    COURSE NAME: General Mathematics


    COURSE DESCRIPTION:
    General Mathematics is a course that provides the student on how to solve problems and the
    opportunity to develop an understanding of and competence in further aspects of Mathematics
    through a large variety of real – world application involving rational, exponential and
    logarithmic function; and to solve business – related problems; and apply logic to real – life
    situation. This course also provides the student to find solution for the broad range of problem
    encountered in life.

    COURSE OUTLINE AND TIME FRAME


    Course Content/Subject Matter
    Week 1- 20 I. Function
    1. Introduction on Function
    2. Evaluating Function
    3. Operations on Function
    II. Rational Function
    1. Definition of Rational Function
    2. Rational Equation
    3. Rational Inequality
    4. Graph of Rational Function
    5. Domain and Range of a Rational Function
    6. Zeroes and Intercepts of the rational function
    7. Asymptotes of rational function
    III. One-to-one Function
    1. Definition of one-to-one function
    2. Inverse of one-to-one function
    3. Graph of inverse function
    4. Domain and Range of inverse function
    IV. Exponential Function
    1. Definition of exponential function
    2. Forms of exponential function
    3. Exponential equation
    4. Exponential Inequality
    5. Graph of exponential function
    6. Domain and Range of exponential function
    7. Zeroes and Intercept of exponential function
    8. Asymptote of exponential function
    V. Logarithmic Function
    1. Definition of Logarithmic function
    2. Logarithmic equation
    3. Logarithmic inequality
    4. Laws of Logarithm
    5. Natural Logarithms
    6. Graph of logarithmic function
    7. Domain and Ranges of Logarithmic Function
    8. Zeroes and Intercept of Logarithmic Function
    9. Asymptote of Logarithmic function
    VI. Simple and Compound Interest
    1. Definition of simple and compound interest
    2. Characteristics of simple and compound
    interest
    3. Formulas of simple and compound interest
    4. Interest, Maturity, future and present value of
    simple and compound interest.
    VII. Simple and Compound Annuity
    1. Definition on annuities
    2. Simple and compound annuities
    3. Deferral of deferred annuity
    VIII. Stocks and bonds
    4. Definition of stock and bonds
    5. Indices for stocks and bonds
    6. Theory of efficient markets
    7. Business and consumer loans
    8. Definition of amortization and mortgage
    IX. Logic
    1. Definition of logic
    2. Statement and Sentences
    3. Different types of logic
    X. Proposition
    1. Definition of proposition
    2. Symbols of proposition
    3. Simple and Compound Proposition
    4. Operations on proposition
    5. Truth value of proposition
    6. Conditional Proposition
    XI. Tautologies
    1. Definition of tautologies
    2. Types of tautologies
    XII. Fallacies
    1. Definition of Fallacies
    2. Types of Fallacies
    XIII. Syllogisms
    1. Definition of Syllogisms
    2. Methods of proof and disproof

    SUGGESTED READINGS AND REFERENCES:


    1. Intermediate Algebra seventh edition by Margaret L. Lial, et. Al
    2. Mathematics for the new millennium by Maxima A. Acelajado
    3. Next Century Mathematics by Fernando B. Orines

    COURSE REQUIREMENTS:
    1. Attendance and Participation
    2. Quizzes and Major examination
    3. Compilation of Activities
    4. Logical Reasoning and Proof
    GRADING SYSTEM
    Written Works – 25 %
    Performance Tasks – 50 %
    Quarterly Assessment – 25 %

    CLASSROOM POLICIES
    1. A student will be marked absent if he or she comes late for 15 minutes.
    2. Three incidences of tardiness will be equivalent to one absence.
    3. Use of any gadgets in the class is prohibited unless required by the instructor.
    4. Submission of written outputs should only be made on or before the deadline.
    5. Academic dishonesty like cheating in any examination, plagiarism and the like will be
    penalized

    Prepared by:

    MHEL BRIAN G. DAYON


    Teacher

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