San Pedro Manpower Development Institute

Cor. Crismor Ave. Elvinda Village

San Pedro, Laguna

Course Outline

Course Title: Computer Math

Trade Areas: Office Information Technology, Computer Hardware Servicing

Course Description: This subject reinforces and teaches students about binary numbers and other number system and how they can relate it to decimal numbers which
is critical to successfully understand network routing, IP addresses, subnets, and computer circuitry.

General Objectives: 1. Apply the knowledge in different number system in able to know how the computer assigned memory addresses.
2. Convert decimal, binary, octal, and hexadecimal numbers into specific numbers that are needed.
3. Learn the basics of systems of measurements in order to apply it in network planning.
4. Be equipped of mathematical skills of a network administrator.

Preliminary Period Objectives Lecture Notes

Week 1 – Introduction of Course Syllabus and Course
Requirements
Week 2 – Systems of Measurements
Week 3 - The Computer Storage Capacity
Week 4 – The Computer Number System
To discuss the course syllabus and course
requirements and motivate them for future learning
To convert Metric units to English units and vice versa Metric System Table
To know the different systems of measurements
To convert different units used in computer memory
storage
To introduce the number systems
To identify the binary from decimals
To convert binary numbers to decimal numbers
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
Orientation Day: Importance of learning Computer
Math
Learning Techniques in Math
New International Electrotechnical Commission
Standard
In Conversion
Rules in Binary to Decimal Conversion
Rules in Decimal to Binary Conversion
Week 5-6 – The Octal Number System
Week 7 – The Binary and Octal System
Week 8 – The Hexadecimal Number System
Week 9 – The Hexadecimal and Binary
Number System
Week 10 – The Hexadecimal, Binary, Octal
And Decimal System
Week 11 – Addition of Different Number System
Prepared by: Mr. Israel G. Ortega
Math Instructor
To be aware of the Octal Number System and how it Rules in Conversion of Octal to Decimal System
is converted to another system Rules in Conversion of Decimal to Octal System
To convert Octal to Binary and vice versa Octal and Binary Conversion Table
MIDTERM EXAMINATION
To identify the hexadecimal from other number Rules in Converting Hexadecimal to Decimal
system Rules in Converting Decimal to Hexadecimal
To convert hexadecimal to decimal and vice versa
To make a binary and hexadecimal number table Hexadecimal and Binary Conversion Table
To create a pattern in converting binary and
Hexadecimal
To construct own rules in converting the number Shortcuts and Techniques in Conversion of
system Different Number System
To discover the shortcut method in conversion
To identify the rules in adding binary, octal, hexa- Rules in Adding Different Number System
decimal, and decimal numbers
FINAL EXAMINATION
 San Pedro Manpower Development Institute
Cor. Crismor Ave. Elvinda Village
San Pedro, Laguna

Course Outline

Course Title: Solid Mensuration

Trade Area: Shielded Metal Arc Welding

Course Description: This subject deals primarily with the various solids. The formulas developed are used extensively in engineering, physical analyses, and a large
variety of solid projects. In study of solid mensuration, we shall see how it is necessary it is to have a thorough knowledge of the mensuration of
solids.

General Objectives: 1. Apply fundamental and practical essentials of solid geometry in a concise and comprehensive manner.
2. Attain space intuition through exercises which calls for visualization of cross section of solids.
3. Reduce problems from solid geometry to simple plane geometry.
4. Know the importance of having a thorough knowledge in the mensuration of solids.

Preliminary Period Objectives Lecture Notes

Week 1 – Introduction of Course Syllabus and
Course Requirements
Week 2 – Systems of Measurements
Week 3 - Plane Figures
Week 4 – Areas of Plane Figure
To discuss the course syllabus and course Orientation Day:: Importance of learning Solid
requirements and motivate them for future learning Mensuration
Learning Techniques in Math
To convert Metric units to English units and vice Metric System Table
versa
To know the different systems of measurements
To draw and label different parts of plane figure Plane Figures
To derive complex formulas from simple examples
To derive the areas of plane figures. Similar Figures
To derive Pythagorean Theorem Area by Approximation

PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
Week 5-6 – Lines, Planes, Angles
Week 7 – Solid Sections
Week 8 – Cavalieri’s Theorem
Week 9 – Parallelepiped
Week 10 – Prism
Week 11 – Cylinders
Prepared by: Mr. Israel G. Ortega
Math Instructor
To develop analytical thinking involving Plane Combining Planes to Form Solids
Figures
To derive the formulas of solids figures Volumes of Solids
To differentiate one solid figures from others
To label different parts of solids
MIDTERM EXAMINATION
To differentiate distorted figures from solids Solid Figures and Distorted Figures
To derive the formulas of distorted figures
To derive parallelepiped formulas Rectangular Parallelepiped
To enumerate and draw parallelepiped
To draw and differentiate prisms. Types and Kinds of Prisms
To derive formulas in prisms
To derive formulas of cylinder Right Cylinders
To apply the topics learned in practical problems
FINAL EXAMINATION
 San Pedro Manpower Development Institute
Cor. Crismor Ave. Elvinda Village
San Pedro, Laguna

Course Outline

Course Title: Business Mathematics

Course Description: This subject is designed to give students the basic application of mathematics in business of their various fields of interest, learn the basic
percentage problems such as discounts, interest and commission, and to develop skills in income statement.

General Objectives: 1. Learn the fundamental operations and apply it to everyday problems.
2. Enable the students to solve problems with great speed and accuracy.
3. Apply the completed course to higher mathematics.
4. Apply mathematics in business in their various field of interests.

Preliminary Period Objectives Lecture Notes

Week 1 – Introduction of Course Syllabus and Course
Requirements
Week 2 – Fundamental Operations
Week 3 - Systems of Measurements
Week 4 – Percentage Problems
Week 5-6 – Discounts and Interests
To discuss the course syllabus and course Orientation Day: Importance of learning Business
requirements and motivate them for future learning Math
Learning Techniques in Math
To review on fundamental operations Fundamental Operations
To recall rounding off numbers, ratio and proportion Rules in Rounding Off Numbers
Ratio and Proportion Problems
To convert Metric units to English units and vice versa Metric System Table
To know the different systems of measurements
To identify different percentage problems Different Percentage Problems
To define and give examples of commission Types of Commission
To solve problems involving commission Commission Formula
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
To solve problems in discounts Discount Formula
To solve problems in interests Types of Discounts
To derived formulas in interests Interest Formulas
Week 7 – Compound Interest
Week 8 – Mathematics of Pricing
Week 9 – Income Statement
Week 10 – Gross Profit
Week 11 – Net Profit
Prepared by: Mr. Israel G. Ortega
Math Instructor
To differentiate compound interest from simple Compound Interest Formula
interest
To derived the compound interest formula from simple
interest formula
MIDTERM EXAMINATION
To define terms like selling price, cost and margin Finding the Margin Based on Cost
To derived formulas in percentage margin formulas Finding the Margin Based on Selling Price
Finding the Percent Margin
To define terms in income statement Sales
To identify procedures in income statement Nets Sales
Sales Returns and Alllowances
To derived formula in finding gross profit Cost of Goods Sold
To define terms involving gross profit Inventory
Gross Profit
To differentiate gross profit from net profit Net Profit
To derived the formula in net profit Operation Expenses
To define terms involving net profit
FINAL EXAMINATION
 San Pedro Manpower Development Institute
Cor. Crismor Ave. Elvinda Village
San Pedro, Laguna

Course Outline

Course Title: Dosages and Medicines

Trade Area: Nursing Aide

Course Description: This subject deals primarily with the various computations on medicaion. The formulas developed are used extensively in nursing, caregiving, and
a large variety of hospital usage. In study of dosages and medicines, we shall see how it is necessary it is to have a thorough knowledge of
medicine measurements and computation.

General Objectives: 1. Apply fundamental and practical essentials of dosages and medicines in a concise and comprehensive manner.
2. Attain medicine familiarity through exercises which calls for analysis and critical thinking.
3. Reduce problems from complex to simple.
4. Know the importance of having a thorough knowledge in the computation of medicines.

Preliminary Period Objectives Lecture Notes

Lesson 1 – Introduction of Course Syllabus and
Course Requirements
Lesson 2 – Rounding Off Numbers, Ratio and
Proportion
Lesson 3 – Systems of Measurements
Lesson 4 – Apothecary Measurements
To discuss the course syllabus and course Orientation Day:: Importance of learning Dosages and
requirements and motivate them for future learning Meds
Learning Techniques in Math
To identify the rules in ratio and proportion Ratio and Proportion Problems
To discuss rule in rounding off numbers Number System
To convert Metric units to English units and vice Metric System Table
versa
To know the different systems of measurements
To differentiate apothecary from other system Apothecary System
To strengthen skills in conversion Practice Problems
 1st LONG EXAMINATION
Lesson 5 – Intra-Venous Computation To develop skills in IV fluids computation Drop Factors

Lesson 6- Parenteral and Oral Meds To discuss formulas in oral meds (solid and liquid) Formulas in Parenteral Meds
To develop analytical skills
2nd Examination
Lesson 7 – Pediatric Doses To differentiate parenteral meds from pediatric doses Formulas in Pediatric Doses of Meds

Lesson 8 – Expected Date of Confinement To be familiar with counting of months and days. Rules in Counting EDC

Lesson 9 – Mc Donald’s Rule To identify Mc Donald’s Rule Mc Donald’s Rule Formula

Lesson 10 – Johnson’s Rule To identify Johnson’s Rule Johnson’s Rule Formula

FINAL EXAMINATION

Prepared by: Mr. Israel G. Ortega

Math Instructor