TTK University of Applied Sciences
Subject 'Mathematical Analysis'Name in Estonian: Matemaatiline analüüs
General descriptionThe concept of a function. The limit of a sequence and its properties. The limit of a function of one variable and its properties. Continous functions, their properties. The derivative of a function of one variable, its interpretations, properties and conditions of existence. L'Hospital's Rule. Differential. Higher-order derivatives. Composite functions and their derivatives. Implicit differentiation. Logarithmic derivative. Parametric functions and their derivatives. Increasing and decreasing functions. Extrema of functions. Concavity. The pont of inflection. Asymptotes. Applications of limits and derivatives for treating of functions. Functions of two variables, their limits and continuity. Partial derivatives.
General aimThe aim is to deepen students' knowledge and practical applications of differential calculus of functions of one (real) variable and functions of several variables; to give the concept of a function of two variables and partial derivatives.
AimThe student is able to find the limit and the derivative of a function and use these skills while studying the course of aforesaid function.
Form descriptionLectures and solving tasks in practical classes; independent work with theoretical materials and preparing for practical classes; solving tasks and preparing for tests and exam.
Literature1. Kangro, G. Matemaatiline analüüs I. (1982)
2. Liiva, T. Kõrgem matemaatika. Analüütiline geomeetria. Lineaaralgebra. (2004) 3. Liiva, T. Kõrgem matemaatika II. Diferentsiaalarvutus. (2007) 4. Loone, L., Soomer, V. Matemaatilise analüüsi algkursus. (2007) 5. Lõhmus, A., Petersen, I., Roos, H. Kõrgema matemaatika ülesannete kogu. (1982) 6. Piskunov, N. Diferentsiaal- ja integraalarvutus I. (1981) 7. Puusemp, P. Kõrgema matemaatika ülesannete kogu. (1988) 8. Reimers, E. Matemaatilise analüüsi praktikum. I, II. (1988) 9. Tammeraid, I. Matemaatiline analüüs I. (2002) Evaluation methodsExam, test, group assignments, presentation, project work
Is taught in following curricula2015: FOR* * Optional subject
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