Key words
mathematics
Objectives
To teach the techniques of differential and integral calculus, likely to be encountered in future statistical and economical applications.
Topics
Functions of a single real variable: polynomial functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, trigonometric and cyclometric functions; limits and continuity; differentiation and elasticity functions, L’Hospital’s rule; antidifferentiation.
Prerequisites
An in-depth knowledge an understanding of elementary mathematical concepts and techniques taught at high school.
Final Objectives
- To master the mathematical skills which are essential in the studying of commercial sciences on an academic level.
- To understand the role of mathematics in the economic sciences.
- To possess problem solving capabilities.
Materials used
Study costs
Study guidance
Teaching Methods
Theory: 14 plenary classes of 2h each, in which the understanding of the concepts is of more importance than proofs and mathematical rigour.
Practice: 14 classes of 2h each, designed to help to master the techniques introduced in the theory classes and to apply them in a number of practical situations.
Assessment
Written exam.
Lecturer(s)
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