Misnister of Education Major:

HCMC University of Technical and Education Degree: Bachelor Degree

Faculty of Applied Science Curriculum:

Course Syllabus
1. Vietnamese name: Toán 1 Course code: MATH132401

2. Course name: Calculus 1

3. Credit: 3 credits (3/0/6) (3 theory credits, 0 practice credit, 6 self-study credits ) within 15 weeks.

4. Lecturers

1/ Ph.D. Nguyễn Văn Toản

2/ Ph.D. Nguyễn Khắc Tín

3/ Ph.D. Bành Đức Dũng

4/ Ph.D. Trần Hương Lan

5/ Ph.D. Đinh Văn Hoàng

6/ Ph.D. Trương Vĩnh An

7/ M.E. Phạm Văn Hiển

8/ M.E. Lê Thị Thanh Hải

9/ M.E. Hoàng Nguyên Lý

10/ M.E. Nguyễn Quang Huy

11/ M.E. Nguyễn Hồng Nhung

12/ M.E. Hoàng Thị Minh Thảo

13/ M.E. Lê Thị Mai Trang

14/ M.E. Nguyễn Ngọc Tứ

15/ M.E. Võ Thị Vân Anh

16/ M.E. Phan Phương Dung

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 17/ M.E. Trần Thị Hạnh

18/ M.E. Nguyễn Lê Thi

19/ M.E. Lê Công Nhàn

20/ BSA. Ngô Hữu Tâm

5. Prerequisites: NIL

Previous courses: NIL

6. Course Description

This course provides the basic principles of limits, continuity, differential calculus and integral
calculus of single variable algebraic and transcendental functions and applications of the derivative,
differentials, indefinite integrals, definite integrals.

7. Course Goals

Goals Goal description CDIO Competenc

Learning
(This course equips students with) e level
Outcomes

G1 Basic knowledge of functions, graphs, limits, 1.1 3

continuity, derivative, integral of single variable
1.2 3
functions and differential equations

G2 The ability of sell-studying, solving problem, applying 2.1

mathematical know ledge to model and solve applied
2.4 3
problems in other sciences such as physics, engineer
and social sciences 2.5

G3 Team working and presentation skills 3.1 3

3.2 3

8. Learning outcomes

Goals Description CDIO

Compete
(After the course, students will be able to) nce level

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 Learning
Outcomes

Explain the notations of functions, inverse functions, 1.1 3

1 transcendental functions, limit, continuity, derivative and

G1 integral of single variable functions

Compute limit, derivative and integral of single variable 1.2 3

2
functions, sketch the graph of functions

Use derivative to model and solve practical problems relating 2.1.2 3

1 to rate of changes and optimization in physics and
2.3.2 3
engineering

2 Approximate numerical integral 2.1.1 3

G2
Use separable differential equations to model practical 2.1.1 3
3
problems 2.1.2 3

4 Be honest in tests and assignments 2.5.1 3

Self-study under lecturer’ s guide 2.4.5 3

5
2.4.6 3

Collaborate with the lecturer and the classmates for best 3.2.3 2
1
results in the course
3.2.6 2

G3 Work in group effectively 3.1.2 3

2
3.1.4
3

3 Present the solutions or the group work in front of the class 3.2.6 3

9. Ethics:

+ Students must do homework and attend group discussion in class .

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 + Students must attend all the tests at the dates given by the lecturer . Whether an absence is
excused or unexcused is determined solely by the instructor.

+ There will no tolerance for cheating or plagiarism in any tests and the final exam. The
university policy will be enforced in such cases.

10. Weekly lesson plan

Compet Methodology Way of

Learning
Week Content ence
outcomes Evaluation
level

Chapter 1: FUNCTIONS AND

GRAPHS

A/ Content (3) G1.1 3 Lecture Quiz

Content:

1 1.1 What is calculus?

1.3 Lines in the plan; Parametric
equations
B/Self-study content: (6) G2.1 3

+ 1.2 Preliminaries G2.5 3

+ Homework

Chapter 1: FUNCTIONS AND

GRAPHS(continued)

A/ Content (3) G1.1 3 Lecture Quiz

Content:
2
1.4 Functions and graphs
1.5 Inverse functions

B/Self-studay content: (6) G2.5 3

+ Homework

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 + Review chapter 1

Chatper 2: LIMIT AND

CONTINUITY

A/ Content (3) G1.1 3 Lecture Solving

problem
Content: Discussion
3
2.1 Limit of a function
2.2 Algebraic computation with
limits
B/Self-study content: (6) G2.5 3

+ Homework

Chatper 2: LIMIT AND

CONTINUITY(continued)
A/ Content (3) G1.1 3 Lecture Solving
problem
Content:

2.3 Continuity

4 Correcting problems of chapter 2

B/Self-study content: (6) G2.5 3

+ Homework

+ 2.4. Exponential and logarithmic

functions

+ Reviewing chapter 2

Chapter3:DIFFERETIATION
G1.1 3 Lecture Solving
A/ Content (3)
5 G1.2 3 problem
Content:

+ 30 min test.

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 3.1 Introduction to derivative:
tangent

3.3 Derivative of trigonometric,

exponential and logarithmic functions

B/Self-study content: (6) G2.5 3

+ 3.2 Techniques of differentiation

+ Homework

Chapter
3:DIFFERETIATION(continued)
A/ Content (3) G1.2 2 Lecture Solving
G2.1 3 problem
3.4 Rates of change: modeling

6 rectilinear motion

3.5 The chain rule

3.6 Implicit differentiation

B/Self-study content: (6) G2.4 3

G2.5 3
+ Homework

Chapter 3:
DIFFERETIATION(continued)
G2.1 3 Lecture Solving
A/ Content: (3) problem
G2.2 3 Discussion
3.7 Related rates and applications G3.1
7 2
3.8 Linear approximation and G3.2
3
differentials
G3.3
3

B/Self-study content:(6) G2.5 3

+ Homework

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 + Review chapter 2 and 3

Chapter 4:ADDITIONAL
APPLICATIONS OF THE
DERIVATIVE
A/ Content: (3) G2.1 3 Lecture Solving
problem
8 4.1 Extreme value of a continuous Discussion
function

4.2 The mean value theorem

B/Self-study content: (6) G2.4 3

G2.5 3
+ Homework

Chapter 4:ADDITIONAL
APPLICATIONS OF THE
DERIVATIVE (continued)
G1.1 3 Lecture Solving
A/ Content: (3) G1.2 3 problem

4.5 L’Hopital’s rule

9 B/Self-study content: (6) G2.4 3

G2.5 3
+ 4.3 Using derivatives to sketch the
graph of a function

+ 4.4 Curve sketching with

asymptotes: limits involving infinity

+ Plotting apps such as Geogebra,

Graph

+ Homework

Chapter 4:ADDITIONAL
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APPLICATIONS OF THE
DERIVATIVE (continued)

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 A/ Content: (3) G2.1 3 Lecture Solving
problem
4.6 Optimization in the physical
sciences and engineering

B/Self-study content: (6) G2.4 3

G2.5 3
+ Do homework

Chapter5:INTEGRATION
A/ Content: (3) G1.1 3 Lecture Solving
G1.2 3 problem
5.1 Antiderivative

5.2 Area as a limit of a sum

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5.3 Riemann’s sums and definite
integral

B/Self-study content: (6) G2.5 3

+ Homework

Chapter 5:
INTEGRATION(continued)
A/ Content: (3) G1.2 3 Lecture Solving
G2.3 3 problem
5.4 Fundamental theorem of
calculus
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5.5 Integration by substitution

5.6 Introduction to differential

equations

B/Self-study content: (6) G2.4 3

G2.5 2
+ Homework

13 Chapter 5:
INTEGRATION(continued)

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 A/ Content: (3) G2.2 3 Lecture Solving
G2.3 3 problem
5.7 The mean value theorem for
integral; Average value

5.8 Numerical integration:

Trapezoidal rule and Simpson’s rule

B/Self-study content: (6) G2.4 3

G2.5 3
+ Homework

Chapter 5:
INTEGRATION(continued)
A/ Content: (3) G2.4 3 Lecture Solving
problem
14 + Exercises of chapter 5 G2.5 3 Discussion

+ 60 min test

B/Self-study content: (6) G2.5 3

Review chapters 4 and 5

REVISION
A/ Content: (3) G2.4 3 Lecture Solving
G3.1 2 problem
+ Review the course content Discussion
G3.2 3
corresponding the expected learning
15 G3.3 3
outcomes.

+ Provide sample exams

B/Self-study content: (6)

Review all the course content

11. Grading policy

- Grading system:10.

- Evaluation plan (changes may be made in the course):

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 Com Way of Tool of test Percentage(%)
Learning peten Evaluation
No. Content Time
outcome ce
level

Bài tập
Writing Quiz 5
G1.1 2
Ex #1 Inverse Week 2 G3.1 2
functions

In class Class 5
G1.1 2
exams assignments
Limit and Week 4 G1.2 3
continuity
G2.4 3
Ex #2
G2.5 3

G3.1 2

G3.2 2

Doing Online test

G1.1 2
online
Chapter 1, 2 Week 5 3
G1.2
Ex #3 3 test
G2.4 10
3
G2.5

Writing Quiz
G1.2 3
Chapter 3 Week 8 G2.1 3
Ex #4 G2.4 3
5
G2.5 3

G1.1 2 Writing Quiz

Ex #5 Chapter 4 G1.2

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 Week G2.1 3
11 G2.4 3
G2.5 3

G1.1 2 Writing Quiz

G1.2 3
G2.2 3
Ex #6 Chapter 5 Week 10
G2.3 3
14
G2.4
3
G2.5
3

Project
G2.1 3 Reporting Group 10
Solving an G2.2 3 projects
Project applied Week G3.2 3
problem 10-13 G3.3 3
#1
using
derivative
and integral

Final exam 50

- Content End of G1.2 3 Writing Written

covers all the
the G2.1 3 exam
important
outcomes of semester G2.2 3
the course. 50
G2.3 3
- Time of
G2.4 3
examination:
G2.5 3
90 minutes.

Learning Evaluation
Outcome Ex #1 Ex #2 Ex #3 Ex #4 Ex #5 Ex #6 Project Final
#1
G1.1 x x x x x

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 G1.2 x x x x x x
G2.1 x x x x
G2.2 x x x
G2.3 x x
G2.4 x x x x x x
G2.5 x x x x x x
G3.1 x x
G3.2 x x
G3.3 x

12. Materials

- Main textbook: K. Smith, M. Strauss and M. Toda –Calculus - 6th National Edition–Kendall
Hunt.

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14. Approval:

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