This document outlines the course plan for Mathematics in the Modern World, a 3-credit course offered in the first semester of the 2022-2023 academic year. The course is divided into three periods: Preliminary, Midterm, and Final. The Preliminary period covers topics like patterns in nature, sequences and series, and mathematical languages and symbols. The Midterm period focuses on problem solving, reasoning, and statistics. Finally, the Final period addresses logic, statements, truth tables, and arguments. Assessment is integrated throughout the course in the form of quizzes, exams, oral questioning, group activities and presentations.
This document outlines the course plan for Mathematics in the Modern World, a 3-credit course offered in the first semester of the 2022-2023 academic year. The course is divided into three periods: Preliminary, Midterm, and Final. The Preliminary period covers topics like patterns in nature, sequences and series, and mathematical languages and symbols. The Midterm period focuses on problem solving, reasoning, and statistics. Finally, the Final period addresses logic, statements, truth tables, and arguments. Assessment is integrated throughout the course in the form of quizzes, exams, oral questioning, group activities and presentations.
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TOPICS IINCLUDED IN THE COURSE MATHEMATICS IN TEH MODERN WORLD
This document outlines the course plan for Mathematics in the Modern World, a 3-credit course offered in the first semester of the 2022-2023 academic year. The course is divided into three periods: Preliminary, Midterm, and Final. The Preliminary period covers topics like patterns in nature, sequences and series, and mathematical languages and symbols. The Midterm period focuses on problem solving, reasoning, and statistics. Finally, the Final period addresses logic, statements, truth tables, and arguments. Assessment is integrated throughout the course in the form of quizzes, exams, oral questioning, group activities and presentations.
This document outlines the course plan for Mathematics in the Modern World, a 3-credit course offered in the first semester of the 2022-2023 academic year. The course is divided into three periods: Preliminary, Midterm, and Final. The Preliminary period covers topics like patterns in nature, sequences and series, and mathematical languages and symbols. The Midterm period focuses on problem solving, reasoning, and statistics. Finally, the Final period addresses logic, statements, truth tables, and arguments. Assessment is integrated throughout the course in the form of quizzes, exams, oral questioning, group activities and presentations.
COURSE TITLE: MATHEMATICS IN THE MODERN WORLD CREDIT UNITS: 3 CONTACT HOURS: 54 HOURS DEPARTMENT:CCS TIME ALLOTMENT (IN HOURS) SIGNATURE SUBJECT AREA DEMONSTRATION/ REMARKS WITH DATE WITH DATE LECTURE PRACTICAL EXERCISES TOPICS FOR PRELIM PERIOD I. Orientation 0.5hr Delivered 1.1 Expectations August 22, 2022 1.2. Hercor College Vision and Mission 1.3. Requirements of the Course 1.4. Grading System (Oral Questioning) 0.5hr II. Introduction to the subject 0.5hr Delivered (Oral Questioning) 0.5 hr August 22, 2022 III. Chapter 1: Mathematics in our World 3 hrs Delivered August 22-31, 2022 A. Patterns and Numbers in Nature and the world (Oral questioning) 1hr B. Sequence and Series (Oral questioning) 0.5hr (Quiz) 0.5hr *Fibonacci Sequence (Oral questioning) 0.5hr (Seat work) 0.5hr * Solving Series and Sequence Problem (Board work) 0.5hr (Board presentation of group) 1.5hr IV. Chapter 2: Mathematical Languages and 3hrs Delivered Symbols September 5-26, 2022
A. Variables * Dependent Variable * Independent Variable
(Oral Questioning) 0.5 hr
(Board work) 0.5 hr B. Sets * Type of Sets * Basic Operations in Sets 1 hr (Seat Work) 1 hr (Quiz) C. Relations and Functions (Board Work 0.5 hr (Oral Questioning) 0.5 hr Prelim Exam 1 hr Delivered September 30, 2022 SUBTOTAL (PRELIM) 18 hrs TOPICS FOR MIDTERM PERIOD V. Problem Solving and Reasoning 1.5 hrs Delivered A. Inductive and Deductive Reasoning October 3-5, 2022 (Oral Questioning) 1 hr (Board Presentation of Group) 1 hr (Quiz) 0.5 hr
B. Polya’s Four Step Strategy 2 hrs Delivered
(Oral Questioning) 0.5 hr October 10-13, 2022 (Seat Work) 0.5 hr (Board presentation of group) 0.5 hr
VI.Statistics 4 hrs Delivered
A. Measures of Central Tendency October 17, 2022- • Mean November 23, 2022 • Median • Mode (Oral Questioning) 0.5 hr (Seat Work) 0.5 hr (Board Presentation Of Group) 0.5 hr B. Measures of Dispersion • Rage • Standard Deviation • Variance (Oral Questioning) 0.5 hr (Seat Work) 0.5 hr (Board Presentation Of Group) 0.5 hr B. Measures of Position of Grouped and Ungrouped Data • Quartiles • Deciles • Percentiles (Oral Questioning) 0.5 hr (Seat Work) 0.5 hr (Board Presentation Of Group Activity) 0.5 hr (Quiz) 1 hr
Midterm Exam 1 hr Delivered
November 25, 2022 SUBTOTAL (MIDTERM) 18 hrs TOPICS FOR FINAL PERIOD VIII. Logic 8 hrs Delivered A. Statement and Quantifiers November 28, 2022- * Negations January 20, 2023 (Oral Questioning) 0.5 hr (Seat Work) 1 hr B. Truth Tables and Equivalent Statements * Truth Table * Equivalent Statements (Seat Work) 0.5 hr (Board Presentation Of Group Activity) 1 hr C. Conditional and Biconditional Statements * The Conditional * Tautology (Oral Questioning) 0.5 hr (Board Work) 0.5 hr * Negation of Conditional * The Biconditional (Oral Questioning) 0.5 hr (Board Work) 1 hr
* Testing the validity of an Argument with a Truth Table 0.5 hr (Oral Questioning) 0.5 hr (Board Work) Final Exam 1 hr Delivered January 23, 2023 SUBTOTAL (FINAL) 18 hrs
Time Allotted for Course Delivery 22.5
Time Allotted for Assessment 31.5 Sub-Total 54 hrs Total 54 hrs