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The document outlines the course 'Business Mathematics I' (MA 127), which focuses on mathematical concepts relevant to business management, including linear and quadratic equations, and matrices. The course aims to enhance students' quantitative skills and includes a structured 16-week teaching plan with various topics and evaluations. Grading is based on a mid-term exam (30%) and a final-term exam (70%).

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MA127 Fall 2021 637921813859717627

The document outlines the course 'Business Mathematics I' (MA 127), which focuses on mathematical concepts relevant to business management, including linear and quadratic equations, and matrices. The course aims to enhance students' quantitative skills and includes a structured 16-week teaching plan with various topics and evaluations. Grading is based on a mid-term exam (30%) and a final-term exam (70%).

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Course Title: Business Mathematics I

Rev No. 03 Pre-requisite: NA


Course Code MA 127
Dated: 20-02-2019 Credit Hours: 3-0

Course Descriptions
Mathematics plays an important role in human life. This course is built upon the
mathematical concepts, principles and techniques which are useful for business management.
The main objective of the course is to enhancing students’ competency in application of
mathematical concepts, in solving business management problems and to improve their level of
quantitative approach.

Course Objectives
The course will have the following objectives:
1. To enable the graduates to understand the role of mathematics and its functions;
2. To make them understand how to building and solving linear and quadratic equations,
types and their respective functions; and
3. To make them understand the concept of matrices, determinant of their applications.

Learning Outcomes
On the completion of this course, the student will be able:
1. To have understood the role of mathematics and its functions;
2. To have grasped how to build and solve linear and quadratic equations, types and their
respective functions; and
3. To have them understand the concept of matrices, determinant of their applications.

Grading Policy
Mid-Term examination 30%
\Final-Term Exam 70%

Course Evaluation
This will be carried out systematically with the help of QEC course evaluation system.

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Course Title: Business Mathematics I
Rev No. 03 Pre-requisite: NA
Course Code MA 127
Dated: 20-02-2019 Credit Hours: 3-0

16 Weeks Teaching Plan


Week Topics
Some Preliminaries: Solving First-Degree Equations in one variable; Solving
1.
Second-Degree Equations in one variable; Inequalities and their solution
Mathematical Functions: Functions—Types of Functions; Graphical
2.
Representation of functions; Graphing Functions in two dimensions
3. Linear Equations: Characteristics of Linear Equations; Graphical Characteristics;
Determining the equation of straight line—Slope–Intercept and one Point formula,
4.
Two point formula; Linear Equations involving more than two variables
Systems of Linear Equation and their Applications: Introduction; Two variables
5.
Systems of Equations
6. Graphical Solutions; Elimination procedure for (2 x 2) systems
Gaussian Elimination Method: General Idea; Gaussian Elimination procedure for
7.
(2 x 2) systems
Systems of Linear Equations and their Applications: Three variable system of
8.
equations—Elimination Procedure for (3 x 3) system; Gaussian elimination method
9. Mid-Term Exam
Nonlinear Functions: Non Linear Functions –Introduction; Quadratic Functions
10.
their Characteristics
Solution of Quadratic Functions by using factorization method, Square completion
11.
method and quadratic formula; Quadratic Functions: Application
Nonlinear Functions: Characteristics of Exponential Functions; Applications of
12.
Exponential Functions; Logarithmic Functions
13. Matrices: Introduction to Matrices; Special types of Matrices; Matrix Operations
14. Determinants: Determinants; The Method of Cofactors; Properties of Determinants
15. Inverse of a Matrix: Gaussian Reduction Procedure; Using Cofactors
16. Solution of System of Equations: Cramer’s Rule; Inverse Matrices Method
17. Presentation Week
18. Final-Term Exam

Text Book
Frank S. Dudnick. (2010). Appllied Mathematics For Business, Economics, and the Social
Sciences (4th ed.). New Delhi: Tata McGraw Hill Education private Limited.

Reference Books
Raymond V. Lesikar (1990). Basic Business Communication. Irwin Professional Publishing.

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