Mathematics

The course "Mathematics" is given in the first semester of undergraduate studies and comprises of lectures and recitations. Students are assumed to possess mathematical background at the level required at the Polish Matura Mathematics Examination at Extended Level. The curriculum of "Mathematics" covers elements of mathematical logic, univariate and multivariable function theory, basics of differential and integral calculus, and selected linear algebra topics.

The course provides fundamental mathematical knowledge and skills necessary to study modern economics, statistics and econometrics and other subjects requiring rigorous economical approach based on optimizing decision process.

Literatura podstawowa:

M. Dędys, S. Dorosiewicz, M. Ekes, J. Kłopotowski, Mathematics e-book, SGH, Warszawa 2016

S. James, Calculus Early Transcendentals, 2011, Brooks/Cole, Belmont CA,USA

H. Anton, C. Rorres, Elementary Linear Algebra with Suplemental Applications, 2010, Clarence Center Inc, Denver MA.

Literatura uzupełniająca:

Stanley J. Farlow, Gary M. Haggard: Applied mathematics, 1988, Random House New York USA.

Evaluation criteria

Traditional Written Exam (4 problems to solve): 44.00%

Test (two colloquia): 48.00%

Other (activity during exercises): 8.00%

The threshold percentage of absences (excluding lectures)

defined as the proportion of class hours beyond which the achievement of learning outcomes is deemed unattainable: 50%

Detailed passing conditions:

Part-time studies: one colloquium.

Students who did not write the colloquium during the semester for justified reasons have the right to write it on an additional date before the session.

Students who received an insufficient grade after the first date (they wrote all the tests and did not obtain a sufficient number of points) may write all parts, or choose one or two of them, and leave the points obtained during the semester for the calculation of the grade. Students who did not appear for the exam on the first date, on the second date of the session can only take the exam and the result of the colloquia is left unchanged. Points for activity are added both in the first and second date of the session, there is no possibility of obtaining additional points after the end of the didactic classes.

The course "Mathematics" is given in the first semester of undergraduate studies and comprises of lectures and recitations. Students are assumed to possess mathematical background at the level required at the Polish Matura Mathematics Examination at Extended Level. The curriculum of "Mathematics" covers elements of mathematical logic, univariate and multivariable function theory, basics of differential and integral calculus, and selected linear algebra topics.

The course provides fundamental mathematical knowledge and skills necessary to study modern economics, statistics and econometrics and other subjects requiring rigorous economical approach based on optimizing decision process.

Literatura podstawowa:

M. Dędys, S. Dorosiewicz, M. Ekes, J. Kłopotowski, Mathematics e-book, SGH, Warszawa 2016

S. James, Calculus Early Transcendentals, 2011, Brooks/Cole, Belmont CA,USA

H. Anton, C. Rorres, Elementary Linear Algebra with Suplemental Applications, 2010, Clarence Center Inc, Denver MA.

Literatura uzupełniająca:

Stanley J. Farlow, Gary M. Haggard: Applied mathematics, 1988, Random House New York USA.

Evaluation criteria

Traditional Written Exam (4 problems to solve): 44.00%

Test (two colloquia): 48.00%

Other (activity during exercises): 8.00%

The threshold percentage of absences (excluding lectures)

defined as the proportion of class hours beyond which the achievement of learning outcomes is deemed unattainable: 50%

Detailed passing conditions:

Part-time studies: one colloquium.

Students who did not write the colloquium during the semester for justified reasons have the right to write it on an additional date before the session.

Students who received an insufficient grade after the first date (they wrote all the tests and did not obtain a sufficient number of points) may write all parts, or choose one or two of them, and leave the points obtained during the semester for the calculation of the grade. Students who did not appear for the exam on the first date, on the second date of the session can only take the exam and the result of the colloquia is left unchanged. Points for activity are added both in the first and second date of the session, there is no possibility of obtaining additional points after the end of the didactic classes.

The course "Mathematics" is given in the first semester of undergraduate studies and comprises of lectures and recitations. Students are assumed to possess mathematical background at the level required at the Polish Matura Mathematics Examination at Extended Level. The curriculum of "Mathematics" covers elements of mathematical logic, univariate and multivariable function theory, basics of differential and integral calculus, and selected linear algebra topics.

The course provides fundamental mathematical knowledge and skills necessary to study modern economics, statistics and econometrics and other subjects requiring rigorous economical approach based on optimizing decision process.

Literatura podstawowa:

M. Dędys, S. Dorosiewicz, M. Ekes, J. Kłopotowski, Mathematics e-book, SGH, Warszawa 2016

S. James, Calculus Early Transcendentals, 2011, Brooks/Cole, Belmont CA,USA

H. Anton, C. Rorres, Elementary Linear Algebra with Suplemental Applications, 2010, Clarence Center Inc, Denver MA.

Literatura uzupełniająca:

Stanley J. Farlow, Gary M. Haggard: Applied mathematics, 1988, Random House New York USA.

The course "Mathematics" is given in the first semester of undergraduate studies and comprises of lectures and recitations. Students are assumed to possess mathematical background at the level required at the Polish Matura Mathematics Examination at Extended Level. The curriculum of "Mathematics" covers elements of mathematical logic, univariate and multivariable function theory, basics of differential and integral calculus, and selected linear algebra topics.

The course provides fundamental mathematical knowledge and skills necessary to study modern economics, statistics and econometrics and other subjects requiring rigorous economical approach based on optimizing decision process.

Literatura podstawowa:

M. Dędys, S. Dorosiewicz, M. Ekes, J. Kłopotowski, Mathematics e-book, SGH, Warszawa 2016

S. James, Calculus Early Transcendentals, 2011, Brooks/Cole, Belmont CA,USA

H. Anton, C. Rorres, Elementary Linear Algebra with Suplemental Applications, 2010, Clarence Center Inc, Denver MA.

Literatura uzupełniająca:

Stanley J. Farlow, Gary M. Haggard: Applied mathematics, 1988, Random House New York USA.