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Mathematics Syllabus (2021)

This document provides information on a preparatory mathematics course for the Master in Applied Business Analytics program. The course aims to cover basic topics in functions, linear algebra, differential and integral calculus. It will assess students through three problem sets. Upon completing the course, students will be able to understand and apply concepts related to functions, perform basic matrix operations, compute derivatives and integrals of algebraic functions.

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Mathematics Syllabus (2021)

This document provides information on a preparatory mathematics course for the Master in Applied Business Analytics program. The course aims to cover basic topics in functions, linear algebra, differential and integral calculus. It will assess students through three problem sets. Upon completing the course, students will be able to understand and apply concepts related to functions, perform basic matrix operations, compute derivatives and integrals of algebraic functions.

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Document Code/No: Term / SY

SYL-SMN-Prep for Math 0 / 2021-2022

MASTER IN APPLIED BUSINESS ANALYTICS (MABA)

I. Course Identification

A. Course Title Mathematics


B. Course Credit None
C. Course Classification Preparatory course for MAB2110: Mathematics for Analytics
D. Course Prerequisites None
E. Course Co requisite None

II. Course Description


The course will prepare incoming first year students of the MABA Program for the regular Mathematics for Analytics
Course (MAB2110). It will cover basic topics and operations involved in functions, linear algebra, differentia and integral
calculus.

III. Graduate Outcomes


UA&P MABA graduates should have the capacity to carry-out the following:
1. Leverage data to inform strategic and operational decisions [GA1]
2. Utilize data and analytical models to inform specific functions and business decisions [GA2]
3. Leverage data analysis and modeling techniques to solve problems and glean insight across functional domains
[GA3]
4. Create analytical models to derive insights from data [GA4]
5. Oversee analytical operations and communicate insights to executives [GA5]
6. Identify, define, and prioritize ethical concerns related to data analytics as they pertain to persons, organizations and
society. [GA6]

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IV. Institutional Core Values
1. Integral human development
2. Professional competence for the common good
3. High standards of professional excellence
4. Sound and time-tested human and social values
5. Academic serenity
6. Wisdom

V. Course Learning Outcomes


At the end of the course, the students will be able to:
1. Understand and apply concepts related to functions [CO01]
2. Perform basic operations involving matrices [CO02]
3. Compute derivatives of algebraic functions [CO03]
4. Compute and evaluate integrals of algebraic functions[CO04]

VI. Course Coverage


Intended Teaching
Graduate Assessment
Session Topics Learning Learning
Outcome Task
Outcome Activities
June 5 GA2, GA3, I. Sets, Functions and Relations CO01 Lecture and Problem Set
GA4 1. Definitions Seatwork
2. Properties and Operations
3. Graphs
4. Sample functions: Exponential and
Logarithmic functions
5. Applications

June 19 GA1, GA2, II. Basics of Matrices CO02 Lecture and Problem Set
AM GA3 1) Introduction Seatwork
2) Matrix Operations
3) Algebraic Properties of Matrix
Operations

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Intended Teaching
Graduate Assessment
Session Topics Learning Learning
Outcome Task
Outcome Activities
June 19 GA1, GA2, III. Basics of Differential Calculus CO03 Lecture and
PM GA3 1) Theorems on Differentiation of Seatwork
Algebraic Functions
2) Higher-order Derivatives
3) The Derivative of Composite Functions
and the Chain Rule
4) The Derivative of the Power Function
for Rational Exponents
GA1, GA2, IV. Basics of Integral Calculus CO04 Lecture and Problem Set
GA3 1) Antidifferentiation Seatwork
2) Some Techniques of Integration
3) The Definite Integral

VII. Course Requirements


First Problem Set 40%
Second Problem Set 20%
Third Problem Set 40%
-------------------------------------
Total 100%

VIII. Grading System


1.00 = 97-100 2.25 = 77-80 UW: Unauthorized Withdrawal
1.25 = 93-96 2.50 = 74-76 WP: Withdrawal with Permission
1.50 = 89-92 3.00 = 73 and below (FAIL) INC: Incomplete
1.75 = 85-88 FDA: Failure Due to Absences
2.00 = 81-84

IX. Course Bibliography


Textbooks None

Additional References Kolman, B. and Hill, D. (2005). Introductory Linear Algebra: An Applied First Course. Pearson
Prentice Hall, USA.
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Leithold, L. (1996). The Calculus 7. HarperCollins College Publishing, USA
Poole, D. (2011). Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction (3rd Ed.). Brooks/Cole, Cengage
Learning, USA.
Web References Khan Academy

X. Class Policies
1) ATTENDANCE: While attendance may not be a strict course requirement, submission of homework will be done
during class hours.
2) RESPECT: Everyone is expected to keep an open mind and respect everyone else’s opinions. Disrespect to
another’s person will, in no way, be tolerated.
3) INTEGRITY: You are expected to answer the class exercises and problem sets independently. However, in cases
that you need to study in groups and discuss the exercises, writing of the solution should be done independently.
4) DELIVERABLES: All problems sets have to be submitted at the beginning of each class.
5) OTHERS: Other UA&P and SMN rules and general academic policies will apply.

XI. Consultation hours with students


As agreed upon with students

Prepared by: Verified by: Approved by:

Name: Noemi B. Torre, PhD Name: Ruel V. Maningas, PhD Name: Anna Maria E. Mendoza, DBA
Date: May 8, 2020 Date: May 22, 2021 Date: May 22, 2021

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