COURSE CODE KM10303

COURSE NAME CALCULUS I

LECTURER SEOCK-SAM KIM
YEAR – SEMESTER OFFERED YEAR 1 SEMESTER 1
PREREQUISITE ---

RATIONALE FOR INCLUSION

In engineering practice, the understanding of the advance calculus techniques in 2-D and 3-D
applications is based on the fundamental of the multivariable calculus. Therefore, this course is
important to enables students to develop, comprehend, and apply the knowledge of mathematics,
physics, and engineering to solve the engineering problems.

SYNOPSIS

The intent of this course is to provide an in-depth appreciation of advance differential and integral
applications involving complex algebraic and trigonometric phenomena. Application of dot and cross
products in vector value function, TNB frame, vector analysis in projectile motion and polar curves,
and multiple integral in calculating area, volume and vector fields are among topics in this course.

Total Unguided and

Total Student Learning Time Face To Face
Independent Learning
(SLT)
hours weeks SLT hours weeks SLT
Lecture 2 14 28 0.5 14 7
Tutorial 2 14 28 1 14 14
Practical / Laboratory
Course Assignment/ Project 4 28
Midterm and Quizzes 8 2
Examination 3 3
Subtotal 71 54
TOTAL SLT (hours) 125
Credit Value 3
EAC Credit Equivalent
COURSE OUTCOMES (CO):

Course Outcomes

TAXONOMY
PO12 M&F
PO9 COM
PO5 MTU

PO10 TW
PO11 LLL
PO3 DOS

PO6 E&S
PO7 ENS
PO8 ETH
PO4 INV
PO2 PA
PO1 EK
CO1
CO2
CO3
CO4
CO5
Map one CO to one PO only
TRANSFERABLE SOFT SKILLS
COMEX ACTIVITIES AND KNOWLEDGE PROFILE

Course outcomes CP CA@ KP Assessment

CO1
CO2
CO3
CO4
CO5

LIST OF COMPLEX ENGINEERING ACTIVITIES @

Name of Engineering Activities CP CA

A1

CONTENT AND DELIVERY METHODS

T&L
WEEK TOPIC
MODE
1 L,T Functions
2 L, T Limits and Continuity
3 L, T Differentiation
4 L, T Differentiation (Cont.)
5 L, T Applications of Derivatives
6 L, T Applications of Derivatives (Cont.)
7 L, T Integration
8 L, T Application of Define Integrals
9 L, T Application of Define Integrals (Cont.)
10 L, T Transcendental Functions
11 L, T Transcendental Functions (Cont.)
12 L, T Techniques of Integration
13 L, T Infinite Sequences and Series
14 L, T Parametric Equations and Polar Coordinates
*L – Lecture; T – Tutorial; E- E-learning

ASSESSMENT & EVALUATION:

Methods CO Percentage (%)

Quiz 5
Test 30
Midterm 15
Assignment 10
Final Examination 40

REFERENCES:

1. Maurice D. Weir and Joel Hass, 2010. Thomas’ Calculus, 12th Edition, Addison-Wesley.
 2. George B. Thomas, Jr. Ross L. Finney and Maurice D. Weir, 1996. Calculus, 9th Edition, Addison-
Wesley.
3. Ron Larson and Bruce Edwards, 2014. Calculus, 10th Edition, Brooks/Cole.

Prepared by: Endorsed by:

Prof. Seock-Sam Kim Prof.Yeo K.B. @ Noor

Professor Head of Mechanics Expert Group