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Item shown in detail - course KMA/6MAN4  KMA / 6MAN4 Mathematical Analysis 4 Show course Mathematical Analysis 4 2023/2024

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Department/Unit / Abbreviation KMA / 6MAN4 Academic Year 2023/2024
Academic Year 2023/2024
Title Mathematical Analysis 4 Form of course completion Exam
Form of course completion Exam
Accredited / Credits Yes, 8 Cred. Type of completion Combined
Type of completion Combined
Time requirements lecture 2 [Hours/Week] practical class 2 [Hours/Week] Course credit prior to examination No
Course credit prior to examination No
Automatic acceptance of credit before examination No
Included in study average YES
Language of instruction English
Occ/max Status A Status A Status B Status B Status C Status C Automatic acceptance of credit before examination No
Summer semester 4 / - 0 / 0 4 / - Included in study average YES
Winter semester 0 / - 0 / - 0 / - Repeated registration NO
Repeated registration NO
Timetable Yes Semester taught Summer semester
Semester taught Summer semester
Minimum (B + C) students not determined Optional course Yes
Optional course Yes
Language of instruction English Internship duration 0
No. of hours of on-premise lessons Evaluation scale A|B|C|D|E|F
Periodicity every year
Specification periodicity Fundamental theoretical course No
Fundamental course Yes
Fundamental theoretical course No
Evaluation scale A|B|C|D|E|F
Substituted course None
Preclusive courses N/A
Prerequisite courses N/A
Informally recommended courses N/A
Courses depending on this Course N/A
Histogram of students' grades over the years: Graphic PNG ,  XLS
Course objectives:
Constrained extrema of a function of several variables. Riemann integral of a function of several variables. Geometric and physical applications.

Requirements on student
Students have to pass three written tests. Students have the right to retake one of the tests. If the student gains mark "excellent" up to "very good" from the tests written in the seminar, he/she has the right not to sit at written exam and the grade is recognized as the final grade.

Course completion: written examination.



Content
1.-2. Constrained extrema of a function. Extrema of a function on a set.
3.-4. Riemann integral on a rectangular set.
5. Null sets, integrable functions, criteria of integrability.
6. Riemann integral on an open set.
7. Partition of unity, improper integral of the second kind.
8. Fubini theorem.
9.-10. Transformation theorem.
11.-12. Geometric and physical applications.

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Guarantors and lecturers
  • Guarantors: doc. Diana Schneiderová, PhD. , 
  • Lecturer: doc. Baruch Schneider, PhD. (100%),  doc. Diana Schneiderová, PhD. (100%), 
  • Tutorial lecturer: doc. Diana Schneiderová, PhD. (100%), 
Literature
  • Basic: J.E. Marsden. Elementary Classical Analysis, W.H. Freeman & Co.. New York, 1974. ISBN 0716728869.
  • Recommended: Anton, H. Multivariable calculus. John Wiley and Sons, 1992. ISBN 978-0-495-11890-9.
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Time requirements
All forms of study
Activities Time requirements for activity [h]
Preparation for test 20
Self-tutoring 60
Continuous tasks completion (incl. correspondence tasks) 20
Being present in classes 52
Consultation of work with the teacher/tutor (incl. electronic) 5
Unaided e-learning tasks completion 15
Preparation for an exam 40
Total 212

Prerequisites

Competences - students are expected to possess the following competences before the course commences to finish it successfully:
Student understands differential and integral calculus in one variable and differential calculus in several variables.

Learning outcomes

Knowledge - knowledge resulting from the course:
Student is able to define integral of a bounded function on a bounded set.
Student knows properties of integrable functions.
Student knows basic methods of integration.
Skills - skills resulting from the course:
Student is able to apply the methods to integrate functions of two and three variables.
Student is able to apply the methods in geometric and physical problems.
Student acquires the ability to study relevant technical literature.

Assessment methods

Knowledge - knowledge achieved by taking this course are verified by the following means:
Continuous analysis of student´s achievements
Written examination

Teaching methods

Knowledge - the following training methods are used to achieve the required knowledge:
Computer-based tutoring
Dialogic (discussion, dialogue, brainstorming)
Monologic (explanation, lecture, briefing)
Working with text (coursebook, book)
 

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