64613 ALGEBRA AND CALCULUS II

FACULTY OF SCIENCES 1998

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Credit Points 1.00

Pre-requisite: 64612/75612

Synopsis

The  unit  introduces the basic techniques of multi-variable  calculus
with  particular  emphasis on functions of  two  or  three  variables.
Differential  calculus is extended to cover gradients and  directional
derivatives, the determination of extrema and the divergence and  curl
of  vector fields. Integral calculus is extended to double and  triple
integrals,  line  integrals  and  Green's  theorem.  Single   variable
calculus   is   developed   to   cover   series   approximations   and
differentiation  of  integrals, along  with  an  introduction  to  the
solution  of  first and second order ordinary differential  equations.
Vector  spaces are introduced with discussions of linear independence,
bases, the Gram-Schmidt process, the eigenvalue problem and the theory
of equations.