| Semester | Fall Semester, 2018 | ||
| Department | Freshman Class of Department of Land Economics(Measurement & Information Section) | ||
| Course Name | Calculus | ||
| Instructor | STEPHAN VAN GASSELT | ||
| Credit | 2.0 | ||
| Course Type | Required | ||
| Prerequisite | |||
| Course Objective |
| Course Description |
| Course Schedule |
Successful completion of highschool math will be beneficial and an average level of operational English will be of advantage. The course schedule can be found as attachment below (course attachment). |
| Teaching Methods |
| Teaching Assistant |
The teaching assistants for Calculus are 林政緯 (bill40507@gmail.com) and 藍振維 (jl840712@gmail.com) |
| Requirement/Grading |
There will be two exams (mid-term and final) scored with a weighting of 60% and 40% depending on the better individual result. Exercises (lab courses) will help to prepare for these tests. Tests and final examination will be comprised of text questions related to lecture topics. Students will be evaluated based on their ability to identify and approach the problem and their problem solving skills. |
| Textbook & Reference |
Any decent and modern math book or online course on advanced mathematics will do a good job if you feel comfortable with the learning approach and your learning experience. As the concepts are very basic, you can also pick your favourite Mandarin text book. When it comes to exercises and questions, some knowledge of terminology will be required, so it will be a good idea, to learn about it from an English-language text book. In case you are interested in acquiring a comprehensive book on calculus you might want to look into [Ste15] J. Steward (2015): Calculus.- 1368 pp., 8th ed., Cengage. 978-1305756281 (recommended) [Ant12] H. Anton, I. C. Bevens, S. Davis (2012): Calculus.- 1320 pp., 10th ed., Wiley & Sons (London). 978-1118092484. Feel free to visit my office to have a look at these books if you like. Exercise material will be distributed during the lectures and lab courses. |
| Urls about Course |
| none |
| Attachment |
107_01_FT_CLC_I_syllabus.pdf |