Math 1116 – Technical Mathematics II
ORIENTATION AND DEADLINE DATES
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only, not the course syllabus. All students must see a mathematics instructor
for an orientation.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
5 credit hours
A continuation of Technical Mathematics I emphasizing problem solving-skills
using trigonometry, common logarithms and natural logarithms.
COURSE MATERIALS
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COURSE OUTLINE
Unit 1: Relations and
Functions – Chapter 3, Sections 1 - 4
Roots and Radicals – Chapter 1,
Sections 4, 6; Chapter 11, Sections 1 – 6
Chapter 14, Section 4
TEST 1 – Covers all of Unit 1 material
(Non-graphing calculators may be used)
Unit 2: Systems of Linear
Equations – Chapter 5, Sections 3 - 7
Exponential and Logarithmic
Functions – Chapter 13, Sections 1 - 6
TEST 2 – Covers all of Unit 2
material (Non-graphing calculators may be used)
Unit 3:
Circles – Chapter 2, Section 4
Trigonometric Functions – Chapter
4, Section 1, Chapter 8, Sections 1 – 4
Vectors – Chapter 9, Sections
1-6
TEST 3 – Covers all of Unit 3
material (Non-graphing calculators may be used)
Unit 4: Trigonometric
Identities – Chapter 20, Section 1-3
Trigonometric Equations – Chapter
20, Section 5
Inverse Trigonometric Functions –
Chapter 20, Section 6
Complex Numbers – Chapter 12,
Sections 1 – 6
TEST 4 – Covers all of Unit 4
material (Non-graphing calculators may be used)
Unit 5: Sine Waves – Chapter 10, Sections 1 – 3
Plane Analytic Geometry – Chapter
21, Sections 1 – 6
TEST 5 – Covers all of Unit 5
material (Non-graphing calculators may be used)
Non-programmable,
non-graphing calculators may be used on all tests.
Math 1116 is a 5 semester
credit hour course.
The prerequisite for Math
1116 is a grade of C or better in Math 1115.
You should be prepared to
study 10-15 hours per week to complete the assigned homework.
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