Overview

Mathematics is not only worthy of study in its own right but also provides a foundation for modelling and solving problems throughout many other fields. including science, technology and engineering. This topic provides an introduction to key concepts that underpin much of modern mathematics, including functions, limits, differential and integral … For more content click the Read More button below.

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Aims

This topic aims to develop an ability to formulate and solve problems using the language of differential calculus, integral calculus, vectors and complex numbers. The topic also aims to develop students' mathematical maturity and problem-solving skills.

Learning outcomes

On completion of this topic you will be expected to be able to:
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Formulate problems using complex numbers, vectors, differential calculus and integral calculus
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Solve novel problems using problem-solving strategies and mathematical intuition
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Write mathematics clearly and accurately
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Work collaboratively and communicate mathematics clearly with others
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Reflect on your learning and understanding of mathematics

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Assumed knowledge

Students attempting this topic are advised that it assumes the knowledge taught in SACE Stage 2 Mathematics or equivalent, or in MATH1701 Algebra and Functions. For students without this knowledge, it is essential to enrol in MATH1701 and then progress to MATH1121 Mathematics 1A in a later semester. If in doubt, prospective students without SACE Stage 2 Mathematics or equivalent are encouraged to contact the topic coordinator for a more detailed discussion.