Level of Education
2 years of post-secondary education
ECTS
6 credits
Training Structure
College of Sciences
Number of hours
54h
Description
This course builds on the mathematics covered in the first year of the bachelor’s program. Students will study the mathematical tools required for physicists in the field of analysis, with a focus on functions of several variables, differential operators, generalized and multiple integrals, and sequences and series—including power series and Fourier series.
Objectives
Learn how to use the mathematical tools employed in physics. More specifically, by the end of this course unit, students will be able to use analytical tools such as differential operators, multiple integrals, and Fourier series, and will know how to apply them to physics problems.
Class Hours
- Math Tools for 9th Grade - Middle SchoolLecture22.5 hours
- Math Tools, 3rd Year - TutorialsTutorials31.5 hours
Mandatory Prerequisites
Calculus (Freshman)
Knowledge Assessment
CT 100%
Course Outline
Differential Calculus
- Functions of a real variable
- Functions of several variables
- Vector Functions
Integral Calculus
- Simple integrals
- Generalized integrals
- Integrals Dependent on a Parameter
- Multiple integrals
Sequels and Series
- Numerical sequences
- Numerical Series
- Sequences and series of functions
- Complete series
- Fourier series