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    This document outlines the details of the EA 101 Calculus & Analytical Geometry 2 course offered from January to April 2016 at UCSI University. It provides information on the lecture and tutorial schedule, topics to be covered, course objectives and learning outcomes, assessment methods and policy, textbook, and classroom policies. The course consists of lectures on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 8-9:30am in room K 104. Tutorials for the four groups are held on various days from 8-9:30am or 9:30-11am/11-12:30pm in rooms K 207 and K 209. Assessments include tests, mid-term, assignments,

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    This document outlines the details of the EA 101 Calculus & Analytical Geometry 2 course offered from January to April 2016 at UCSI University. It provides information on the lecture and tutorial schedule, topics to be covered, course objectives and learning outcomes, assessment methods and policy, textbook, and classroom policies. The course consists of lectures on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 8-9:30am in room K 104. Tutorials for the four groups are held on various days from 8-9:30am or 9:30-11am/11-12:30pm in rooms K 207 and K 209. Assessments include tests, mid-term, assignments,

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    EA 101 Calculus &

    Analytical
    Geometry 2
    Semester Jan – Apr 2016
    Lecture Group 1 (Mon & Wed ; 8.00 – 9.30 a.m)
    Lecture Group 2 (Tue & Thu ; 8.00 – 9.30 a.m)
    Lecturer : Mr. Premkumar Chandrashegaran ;
    [email protected]
    Tutor : Dr. Tan Khang Wei; [email protected]
    Agenda
    Time-Table of Lecture & Tutorial
    Lecture:

    Mon 8.00 – 9.30 am (K 104)


    Tue 8.00 – 9.30 am (K 104)
    Wed 8.00 – 9.30 am (K 104)
    Thurs 8.00 – 9.30 am (K 104)

    Attendance for lecture and


    tutorial is compulsory
    (will be barred if attendance
    rate < 80%)
    Tutorial
    Tutorial Day Time Classroom
    Group
    Group 1 Friday 9.30 - 11.00 a.m K 207

    Group 2 Tuesday 8.00 - 9.30 a.m K 209

    Group 3 Friday 11.00 - 12.30 p.m K 207

    Group 4 Thursday 8.00 - 9.30 a.m K 209


    Course Outline
    Topics Covered.
    Applications of Integration
    Integration of Functions
    Integration Techniques
    Improper Integrals
    Infinite Sequences, Series and Power Series
    Conic Sections
    Polar Coordinates
    Complex Numbers
    Course Objectives & Learning Outcomes
    Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:
    CLO1: Apply concepts of integration in basic engineering application.

    CLO2: Solve mathematical function using suitable integration


    techniques.
    CLO3: Analyze the convergence of improper integrals and power series.

    CLO4: Convert equation from Cartesian to Polar form and vice versa, in
    the application of complex number.
    CLO5: Identify the parameter of conic sections.
    Assessment Method
    Assessment Type Percentage
    Test 20%
    Mid-Term 20%
    Assignment 10%
    Final Exam 50%

    Textbook: Thomas’ Calculus, 12 Ed.


    th

    (2010), Edited by Weir, M.D., Hass, J. & Giordano,


    F. R., Pearson.
    Rules for Assessments
     Late attendees ( > 30 min), will not be allowed into the room/hall.
     Pencils are NOT permitted to answer assessment questions.
     ONLY INK PEN (blue / black) are allowed to use.
     Read all instructions clearly and answer only the required number of
    questions (Any extra question(s) answered will not be entertained).
     Please write the solution of exam questions in sequence (marks will be
    deducted if not in sequence).
     Write your answers clearly but concisely. (I cannot award you marks for
    something that I cannot read!)
     No plagiarism of any manner will be tolerated. There will be a direct
    ZERO mark (No appealing) + Warning letter.
     NO REPLACAMENT of exam except hospitalization
    Teaching Plan

    Topics of study on a day by day basis.


    Come prepared for classes and tutorials.
    Take note of tentative schedule for
    assessments.
    Class Policy
     Be punctual to class.

     Late attendance (>30 minutes) will not be tolerated unless with a


    valid reason.
     Participate in class discussion. It is not a “one-way” learning as in
    school.
     Pay attention when the lecturer is talking in front.

     No hand phone during class.

     Will be barred from final exam if the attendance for lecture &
    tutorial less than 80% attendance (AUTO BARRING BY IIS).
     Attendance in tutorial sessions are COMPULSORY. This will also be
    captured by IIS!
     MCs to be submitted to lecturer within 5 days from date of absence.

     No replacement for assessments unless hospitalization

     50% ruling for final exam.


    Learning Management System (LMS)
    Access Code (JCWZ-HWVJ)

    Download notes, tutorials and other materials.


    Check regularly for notices of time or class
    change and announcements of important
    datelines.
    Back to Basics
    Equation of a straight line and circle.
    Functions and graphs.
    Roots of equations.
    Derivative of functions.
    Common differentiation technique.
    Trigonometric identities.
    Students are encouraged to join PAL (Peer assisted
    learning) session (FREE tuition) – refer to lms/
    respective HOD of your programs.
    Especially for those who think that they need more
    guidance besides class time
    THANK YOU

    Prepared by:
    Premkumar Chandrashegaran
    [email protected]
    du.my

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