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5340 - Cycle I - Mathematics Applied To Technologies
5340 - Cycle I - Mathematics Applied To Technologies
MATHEMATICS APPLIED TO
TECHNOLOGIES
I .- General information
Module Yo
Prerequisite None
Credits 2
WEEK
SESSION CONCEPTUAL CONTENT PROCEDURAL CONTENT
NUMBER
> Evaluate the importance of knowing and
• Logic: Proposition. Concept.
using propositional logic.
Notation. Logical connectors.
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Composite propositions.
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Assessment
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• Assessment
• Technique: Content > Perform operations exercises between
Analysis sets.
• Instrument: Written
development test.
CURRENT CONTENT
V Demonstrates responsibility and creativity when working individually or as a team.
V Reflect on the importance of mathematics in daily and professional life.
V Joins the work team to develop classroom activities that promote cooperative learning.
LEARNING UNIT II
NUMBER THEORY. SERIES AND NUMERICAL SEQUENCES
CAPABILITIES TO DEVELOP IN THE UNIT
V Understands numerical series and sequences based on algorithms.
V Identify and differentiate the types and characteristics of numbers.
V Analyzes properties, procedures and solves commercial problems.
WEEK
SESSION CONCEPTUAL CONTENT
NUMBER PROCEDURAL CONTENT
> Know the importance of
• Number theory: Divisors.
knowing the nature of
Multiples, submultiples,
4 1 primes, etc. numbers and using them
as the basis of the
algorithm.
> Build algorithms based on
• Series and numerical
sequences. the numerical series of
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PARTIAL EXAM Technique: problems posed.
Questionnaire.
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CURRENT CONTENT
V Demonstrates responsibility and creativity when working individually or
as a team.
V Reflect on the importance of mathematics in daily and professional life.
V Joins the work team to develop classroom activities that promote
cooperative learning.
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CURRENT CONTENT
V Demonstrates responsibility and creativity when working individually or as
a team.
V Reflect on the importance of mathematics in daily and professional life.
V Joins the work team to develop classroom activities that promote
cooperative learning.
v. METHODOLOGICAL STRATEGIES:
According to the Sise educational model, with a competency-based approach, the following
methodological strategies will be applied in their learning sessions:
Methodological Foundation
strategies
Self-study Unlike education in the classroom, self-learning, supported
by information and communication technologies, bases its
communication on the written text, which implies a
significant effort on the part of students and teachers in
reading. .
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Projects
Bring a concrete reality closer to an academic environment
through carrying out a work project.
Stimulates the development of skills to solve real situations.
Problem-based Students must work as a team, synthesize and construct
learning -PBL knowledge to solve problems that have generally been taken
from reality.
The Sise Higher Institute presents an educational model that seeks to measure the
development of competencies (conceptual, procedural and attitudinal), therefore, we
consider that evaluation is a systematic and continuous activity, focused on student learning,
which provides timely feedback. regarding their progress throughout the teaching-learning
process and that allows them to obtain the minimum grade of thirteen.
Evaluation is the process of obtaining, selecting and analyzing information on a continuous
basis, to make a judgment aimed at making decisions. The evaluation must be conceived as
a permanent, cumulative process, preferably qualitative rather than quantitative, therefore,
the purpose of the evaluation is summative and formative evaluation.
We consider that summative evaluation allows the assessment of products, processes or
learning that are considered finished, in order to determine if the result is positive or
negative, if it is valid for what was expected or if what was desired was not achieved, this
process It is fulfilled in our institution when teachers carry out the application evaluation, to
obtain results at the end of the learning session. Formative evaluation is added to this
process because it allows us to diagnose, provide feedback and enable actions to progress
student learning.
We also know that feedback is of vital importance and we do it through the application of
metacognition that allows us to self-regulate our own learning in the evaluation process
through the following questions:
What did we learn today? How did we learn it? Was it easy or difficult for you?
Teachers can also select various techniques and instruments within the
evaluation process, such as:
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Techniques Instruments
Interview/Questionnaire/observation Checklist, list of questions
Content analysis Sheet to evaluate: works, reports, manuals,
monographs, essays, content analysis, written
tests, reading comprehension sheet and
rubric.
Maps/Organizers of
information. Worksheet to evaluate organizers: conceptual,
mental, semantic, diagrams, graphics.
Product analysis Sheet to evaluate: mockup, newsletter,
brochures, diagrams, album, photographs,
diptychs, magazines, virtual portfolio, blog and
academic paper.
VII. EVALUATION CRITERIA
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- Mathematical competence No. 2, Javier Fudio Marín, Editorial: Training tutor. 2015
Peru
- Creativity and mathematical education, Lilibeth Pérez, Editorial: El Cid Editor. 2009
Peru
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