UNIVERSITY OF BOTSWANA

FACULTY OF SCIENCE
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
MAT122 INTRODUCTORY MATHEMATICS II
2022-2023 SEMESTER 2
1. LECTURERS

No. Lecturer Office Email Remark

1. Dr. R. Tshelametse 232/237 [email protected]
2. Dr. T. K. Motsumi 208/214 [email protected]
3. Dr. M. Koorapetse 232/238 [email protected]
4. Prof. M. A. Robdera 208/208 [email protected]
5. Dr. A. O. Daman 208/218 [email protected]
6. Dr. A. R. Tufa 208/219 [email protected]
7. Dr. S. Basimanebotlhe 208/210 [email protected]
8. Dr. M. G. Sangago 232/232 [email protected] Coordinator

2. LECTURE TIMES

LECTURE DAY TIME BLOCK/ NUMBER OF LECTURER

STUDENTS
REGISTERED ROOM
MAT122-LE01 MONDAY 0700-0800 233/G12 350 Dr. T. G. Motsumi
(2792) TUESDAY 0700-0800 233/G12
WEDNESDAY 0700-0800 233/G12
FRIDAY 0700-0800 233/G12
MAT122-LE02 MONDAY 0700-0800 230/G5 300 Prof. M.A. Robdera
(2817) TUESDAY 0700-0800 230/G5
WEDNESDAY 0700-0800 230/G5
FRIDAY 0700-0800 230/G5
MAT122-LE03 MONDAY 0700-0800 235/003 120 Dr. A. O. Daman
(2818) TUESDAY 0700-0800 235/003
WEDNESDAY 0700-0800 235/003
FRIDAY 0700-0800 235/003
MAT122-LE04 MONDAY 0700-0800 237/037 120 Dr. M. Koorapetse
(2819) TUESDAY 0700-0800 233/G12
WEDNESDAY 0700-0800 233/G12
FRIDAY 0700-0800 233/G12
MAT122-LE05 MONDAY 1700-1800 233/G12 350 Dr. O. S. Basimanebotlhe
(2820) TUESDAY 1700-1800 233/G12
WEDNESDAY 1600-1800 233/G12
MAT122-LE06 MONDAY 0700-0800 208/101 120 Dr. R. Tshelametse
(2821) TUESDAY 0700-0800 208/101
WEDNESDAY 0700-0800 208/101
FRIDAY 0700-0800 208/101
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MAT122-LE07 MONDAY 0700-0800 252/002 250 Dr. M. G. Sangago
(2822) TUESDAY 0700-0800 252/001
WEDNSEDAY 0700-0800 252/002
FRIDAY 0700-0800 252/002
MAT122-LE08 MONDAY 0700-0800 228/002 120 Dr. A. R. Tufa
(2823) TUESDAY 0700-0800 228/002
WEDNSEDAY 0700-0800 228/002
FRIDAY 0700-0800 228/002

3. AIMS AND LEARNING OBJECTIVES

This course is a continuation of MAT111 and introduces the student to some basic
ideas and techniques from Calculus. The skills obtained here will help the student
appreciate the role mathematics plays in the life and physical sciences.

4. REFERENCE TEXTBOOKS
Introductory Mathematics, Customized Version for University of Botswana.
Cengage Learning ISBN 978-1-4737-5405-8 (This is Main Reference Book)
*All the subsections mentioned in scheme of work refer to this book.

5. SCHEME OF WORK

WEEK 1 TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS

5.1 Angles and their measure
30/01/2023  Angles
to  Degree measure
03/02/2023
 Radian measure
5.2 Right triangle trigonometry
 The six trigonometric functions

WEEK 2 TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS

 Trigonometric functions of special angles
06/02/2023  Trigonometric functions of any angle
to  Signs of trigonometric functions
10/02/2023  The reference angle
 Trigonometric identities
 Inverse Trigonometric Functions
WEEK 3 LIMITS AND THEIR PROPERTIES (pg 601)
8.1 A Preview of Calculus (pg 602)
13/02/2023 8.2 Finding Limits Graphically and Numerically (pg 608)
to  An introduction to limits
17/02/2023
 Estimating a limit using a numerical approach. Exa 1,2 & 3.
8.3 Evaluating Limits Analytically (pg 619)
 Properties of limits
 Evaluate a limit using properties of limits. Exa 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 & 8.
 The squeeze theorem
 Evaluate limits involving sin x/x. Exa 9 & 10.
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 WEEK 4 8.4 Continuity and One-Sided Limits (Pg630)
20/02/2023  Continuity at a point and on an open interval Exa 1& 3.
to  One-sided limits and continuity on a closed internal Exa 2,3 & 4.
24/02/2023  Properties of continuity Exa 6 & 7.
8.5 Infinite Limits (Pg 643)
 Infinite Limits from the left and from the right Exa 1.
 Vertical Asymptotes Exa 2,3,4 & 5.

9.0 Differentiation
WEEK 5  Limit definition (Pg 659)
 Finding the Derivative by the limit process. Exa.3,5
27/02/2023  Differentiation of basic trigonometric functions(sine, cosine, tangent)
to 12.1 Differentiation of logarithmic functions (Page 898)
03/03/2023  Definition of the natural logarithmic function
 The derivative of the natural Logarithmic function Exa 3,4,6 & 8.
12.4 Derivatives of exponential functions (Page 926, 936)
 The natural exponential function Exa 1 & 2.
 Derivatives of exponential functions Exa 3,4 & 5.

TEST 1 SUNDAY MARCH 05, 2023 @08:00AM

WEEK 6 9.3 Product, Quotient Rules and Higher Order Derivatives (pg 678)
 Product Rule Exa 1,2 & 3.
06/03/2023  Quotient Rule Exa 4,5,6 & 7.
to  Derivative of a trigonometric function Exa 8 & 9.
10/03/2023  Higher Order Derivatives Exa 10.
9.4 The Chain Rule (pg 689)
 Derivative of a composite function using the Chain Rule Exa 1,2 & 3.
 The General Power Rule Exa 4,5 & 6.
 Simplifying derivatives using algebra Exa 7,8 & 9.
 Trigonometric functions and the Chain Rule Exa 10,11 & 12.

WEEK 7 9.5 Implicit Differentiation (pg 700)

 Implicit and Explicit functions Exa 1.
13/03/2023  Implicit differentiation Exa 2,4,6,7 & 8.
to 9.6 Plane Curves and Parametric Equations (pg 708)
17/03/2023  Plane Curves and parametric equations Exa 1.
 Eliminating the parameter Exa 2 & 3.
 Finding parametric equations Exa 4 & 5.
9.7 Parametric Equations and Calculus (pg 718)
 Slope and Tangent lines Exa 1,2 & 3.

WEEK 8
18/03/2023
to
MID-SEMESTER BREAK
26/03/2023
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WEEK 9 APPLICATIONS OF DIFFERENTIATION (pg 741)
10.1 Extrema on an Interval (pg 742)
 Extrema of a function on an interval Exa 1.
27/03/2023
to  Finding extrema on a closed interval Exa 2,3 & 4.
31/03/2023 10.3 Increasing and Decreasing Functions and The First Derivative Test (pg 757)
 Increasing and Decreasing functions Exa 1.
 The first derivative test Exa 2,3 & 4.

TEST 2 SUNDAY APRIL 02, 2023 @08:00AM

WEEK 10 10.4 Concavity and the 2nd Derivative Test (pg 767)
 Concavity Exa 1 & 2.
03/04/2023  Points of inflection Exa 3.
to
 Second Derivative Test Exa 4.
07/04/2023
10. 5 Limits at Infinity (pg 775)
 Horizontal asymptotes Exa 1,2 & 3.
 Infinite limits at infinity Exa. 7 & 8.
10.6 A Summary of Curve Sketching (pg 786)
 Analyzing the graph of a function Exa 1, 2 & 5.

INTERGRATION (pg 823)

11.1 Anti-derivatives and Indefinite Integration (pg 824)
WEEK 11  Antiderivatives Exa 1.
10/04/2023
 Basic Integration rules Exa 2,3,5 & 6.
to
14/04/2023  Initial Conditions and Particular solutions Exa 8.
11.4 The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus (pg 857)
 The fundamental Theorem of Calculus Exa 1,2 & 3.
WEEK 12  The mean Value Theorem for Integrals
 Average Value of a function Exa 4.
17/04/2023  The Second Fundamental Theorem of Calculus Exa 6,7 & 8.
to 11.5 Integration by Substitution (pg 872)
21/04/2023  Pattern recognition Ex 1,2 & 3.
 Change of variables Exa 4 & 6.
 The General Power Rule for Integration Exa 7.
 Change of Variables for Definite Integrals Exa 8 & 9.
 Integration of Even and Odd functions Exa 10.
 Integrals of trigonometric functions. Exa 8,9,10 & 11.
WEEK 13 12.2 The Natural Logarithmic Function: Integration (pg 908)
 Log Rule for Integration Exa 1,2,3,4,5 & 7.
24/04/2023
12.4 Exponential Functions: Integration (pg 926)
to
28/04/2023 APPLICATIONS OF INTEGRATION (pg 977)
13.1 Area of a region between to curves (pg 978)
 Area of a region between two curves Exa1.
 Area of a region between intersecting curves Exa 2,3,4 & 5

TEST 3 SUNDAY APRIL 30, 2023 @08:00AM

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 TECHNIQUES OF INTEGRATION
WEEK 14 13.2 Integration by Parts (pg 986)
 Product rule in integral form. Exa 1,2,4,5
01/05/2023  Evaluating definite integrals by parts. Exa. 3. ( Different better Exa )
to
13.5 Integration of rational function by partial fractions.(pg 1012)
05/05/2023
 General description of the method. Ex. 1, 2, 3 & 4(More Exa time permitting)

8.4 Trigonometric Integrals (Thomas Calculus 12th edition pg 581)

WEEK 15  Products of powers of sines and cosines. Exa 1,2,3 & 7.
 Eliminating square roots. Exa 4.
08/05/2023
 Integrals of powers of tan x and sec x. Exa 5 & 6.
to
12/05/2023 8.5 Trigonometric substitutions (pg 586)
 Three basic substitutions. Exa 1,2,3 & 5.

6. LEARNING-TEACHING STRATEGIES
6.1. Lectures
● Notes on Moodle,
● Teams or Physical presentation at scheduled times.
6.2 TUTORIALS (Demonstrators and TAs)
● Weekly Questions set by any two team members
● Tutorial groups: Equitable distribution of students amongst TAs and
Demonstrators.
6.3. MATHS CLINIC (Room 233/G5) Opening hours
MTWThF Morning 09:00-13:00
Afternoon 14:00-17:00

7. ASESSMENT
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● Three Tests (1𝟐 hours each)
Coverage: The three tests will cover at least 90% of the contents of the
course (the lectures of the last two weeks of the semester may not be
covered). Lecturers decide on the coverage of each of the tests and
moderate them to ensure that each test has equal share of the contents of
the course.
● Written Examination (2 Hours)
Coverage: All course contents except under special circumstance
● Final Mark
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Raw marks: Average of 3 tests (CA)…...…………… 100%
Examination (EXAM)……………………. 100%
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Category Weight: CA………………. 33%
EXAM…………… 67%
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Final Mark = 0.33*CA + 0.67*EXAM
NB. A student with CA below 40% may not sit for the Examination.
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