Name of the faculty : Brinda Halambi

E- mail : brinda@revainstitution.org

Programe name : B.Sc Course code: B18SM1030

Semester : ODD Course title: Mathematics-1

Office Hours : 8.30 am to 4.30pm

Chamber Consultation Hours : 12.45pm to 1.15pm on all week days

1. Instruction Details

Course Duration : 16 weeks

TIME TABLE- ODD SEMESTER 2018

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2. Course Details:
Course description: This course aims to provide knowledge on basic concepts and students will
get good all-round mathematical knowledge together with the ability to experience more
specialize results, methods and ideas. The study deals with concepts of theory of matrices,
expansion of functions in differential calculus, solving problems using integral calculus and
solving first order and higher degree differential equations.

Course content:

UNIT – 1 Theory of Matrices (25 Marks)

 Elementary row and column transformations (operations), equivalent matrices, theorems on it.
Row - reduced echelon form, normal form of a matrix, rank of a matrix, problems. homogeneous
and non – homogeneous systems of m linear equations in n unknowns consistency criterion –
criterion for uniqueness of solutions. Solution of the same by elimination method. Eigen values
and Eigen vectors of a square matrix of order 2 and 3 ,standard properties, Cayley-Hamilton
theorem (with proof). Finding A-1 , A-2 & A2 , A3 , A4 . Solving the linear equations with three
unknowns. 12Hrs

UNIT– II Differential Calculus – 1 (25 Marks)

Successive differentiation, nth differentiation of standard functions

�ax 1 �
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )
n
�e , ax + b , , log ax + b ,sin ax + b , cos ax + b , e ax
sin bx + c , e ax
cos bx + c �
�
� ( ax + b ) �
�
Leibnitz theorem (with proof ) and its application (problems). 12 Hrs

UNIT- III Integral Calculus - 1 (25 Marks)

Reduction formula for

�sin n xdx, �
cos n xdx, �
tan n xdx, �
cot n xdx, �
sec n xdx, �
cos ec n xdx & �
sin m x cos n xdx , with definite
limits, differentiation under integral sign by Leibnitz rule. 12 Hrs

UNIT –IV Differential Equation – 1 (25 Marks)

Solutions of ordinary differential equations of first order and first degree: linear differential
equations, reducible to linear differential equation, exact equations, equation reducible to exact.
equations of first order and higher degree – non linear first order, higher degree –(Mention)
solvable for p - solvable for y - solvable for x - Clairaut's equation - singular solution -
Geometric meaning. Orthogonal trajectories in Cartesian and polar forms.
12Hrs

Objectives: The overall objective of the course is as follows:

1. To familiarize with the concepts of matrix and its applications in various fields.
2. To Apply the concepts of differential calculus and its applications.
3. To learn about reduction formula with limit and without limit and differentiation under integral
sign - Leibnitz rule
4. To equip with the fundamental concepts of differential equations and Apply multiple
approaches/appropriate techniques to solve first order ODEs.

b) Learning Out comes : After the completion of the course the student shall be able to
1. Apply the matrix theory to solve the system of linear equations.
2. Demonstrate knowledge of successive differentiation to solve the problems relative with standard
formulae.
3. Apply Leibnitz theorem to find nth differentiation of functions.
4. Gain the Knowledge of reduction formulae and differentiation under integral sign by Leibnitz
rule to solve integral equations.
5. Understand the concepts of order, degree and linearity of ODE and recognize ODEs .

c) Pedagogy:
(Could be any one for each Unit)
Direct method
Collaborative and Cooperative learning
Differentiated Instruction
Flipped Classroom
ICT and Digital support
d) Suggested Text Books and References
Text book/s:
1. G.K. Ranganath, Text book of B.Sc Mathematics, revised .ed. New Delhi India: S Chand and
Co.,2011.
2. Shanthi Narayan and P.K. Mittal, Differential Calculus , Reprint.New Delhi Indi:S Chand and
Co.,2011.
3. Shanthi Narayan and P.K.Mittal, Integral Calculus, Reprint.New Delhi India :S Chand and
Co.,2004.
4. Krishna Moorty V K and Mainra V P and Arora J L,An Introduction to Linear Algebra,
Reprint,New Delhi,India :Affiliated East West Press Pvt.Ltd.,2003.
References:
1. G.B .Thomas and R L Finney ,Calculus and Anaytical geometry ,10th ed,:Addison-Wesley,2000
2. S.Narayanan & T.K. Manicavachogam Pillay,Calculus,:S.Viswanathan Pvt.Ltd.,1996,vol I&II.
3. Joseph Edwards,An elementary treatise on the differential calculus:with applications and
numerous example,Reprint.Charleston,USA:BibilioBazaar,2010.
e) Assignment: (details of the assignment/s)

Assignment-July
2019 1st sem.docx

f). Prerequisites/Pre reading for the course: Definition and types of matrices, differentiation and
integration formulas and knowledge about differential equation , order and degree.

g). Tentative dates for transaction of the curriculum:

 % of
Extended
S.N DATE UNIT/CHAPTER/TOPICS Pedagogy compl
Activities
etion
UNIT I : Theory of Matrices
08.07.2019 Elementary row and column
01
operations and basic definitions.
09.07.2019 Equivalent matrix and problems
02
on that
10.07.2019 Row reduced echelon form of a
03
matrix, rank of matrix Direct Method
11.07.2019 More problems on RREF Collaborative
04 & and Cooperative
15.07.2019 learning
05 16.07.2019 Normal form Flipped
17.07.2019 Problems on normal form Classroom
06 & Assignment
18.07.2019
https://www.you Reading
22.07.2019 Homogeneous system of linear
07 tube.com/watch?
equations and problems on it Discussion
v=FZz-Q-KBlpE
23.07.2019 Non Homogeneous system of
08 Skill based
solutions and problems on it
learing
09 24.07.2019 Eigen Values and problem on it https://www.you
tube.com/watch?
25.07.2019 Eigen Vectors concept and v=-
10
problems on it WX9KgXFP0c
29.07.2019 Properties of Eigen values and
11
Eigen vectors
Introduction and
30.07.2019 More problems on Eigen values types of matrices.ppt
12 & and Eigen vectors
31.07.2019
01.08.2019 Cayley-Hamilton theorem and
13
problems
05.08.2019 More problems on Cayley-
14
Hamilton theorem

%
of
Extended
S.N DATE UNIT/CHAPTER/TOPICS Pedagogy com
Activities
pleti
on
UNIT II: Differential Calculus-I

01 06.08.2019 Recapitulation

07.08.201 Successive Differentiation Direct method

02 9
https://www.youtub
03 08.08.2019 Higher derivative e.com/watch?
13.08.2019 nth differentiation of standard v=Gs7NjUubifY
functions Flipped classroom
04 1 Skill based
e , ( ax + b ) ,
ax n
learning
( ax + b )
Assignment
05 14.08.2019 log ( ax + b ) ,sin ( ax + b ) Differentiation and
application.ppt
Reading
26.08.2019 cos ( ax + b ) , e ax sin ( bx + c ) ,
06
e ax cos ( bx + c )
Discussion
27.08.2019 Problems on nth differentiation
&
28.08.2019
07

29.08.2019 More problems on nth

08
differentiation
03.09.2019 Leibnitz theorem with proof https://www.youtub
09 e.com/watch?
v=EqnSFLvVDpM
10 04.09.2019 Problems on Leibnitz theorem

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Extended
S.N DATE UNIT/CHAPTER/TOPICS Pedagogy comple
Activities
tion
UNIT III: Integral Calculus-I

05.09.2019 Recapitulation https://www.y Skill based

01
outube.com/w learning
atch?
02 09.09.2019 Reduction formula without limit v=vpnL5A1D Assignment
tRQ
� xdx, �
cos n xdx, �
tan n xdx, �
n
sin cot n xdx,
 11.09.2019 Reduction formula without limit Reading
03
https://www.y Discussion
� xdx, �
cos ec n xdx & �
n
sec sin m x cos n xdx
outube.com/w
12.09.2019 Reduction formula with limit atch?
04 v=LMcj8o0E
�
sin n
xdx, �
cos n xdx, �
tan n xdx, �
cot n xdx, RNE

16.09.2019 Reduction formula with limit

05 Direct method
� xdx, �
cos ec n xdx & �
n
sec sin m x cos n xdx
Flipped
17.09.2019 Problems on reduction formula classroom
06 & without limit
18.09.2019 Collaborative
and
19.09.2019 Problems on reduction formula Cooperative
07 & without limit learning
23.09.2019
24.09.2019 Differentiation under integral
08 sign - Leibnitz rule Introduction to
integral calculus.ppt

25.09.2019 Problems on differentiation

under integral sign - Leibnitz
09
rule

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Extended
S.N DATE UNIT/CHAPTER/TOPICS Pedagogy complet
Activities
ion
UNIT IV: Differential Equation – I

26.09.2019 Assignment
01
Recapitulation
Reading
02 09.10.2019 PPT on diffentianal
equation.pptx
& Solutions of linear differential Discussion
10.10.2019 equations Direct method
 14.10.2019
03 Solutions of reducible to linear
differential equations
15.10.2019 Solutions of exact differential
04
equations
16.10.2019 Solutions of reducible to exact
& differential equations
05
17.10.2019

21.10.2019 Differential equations of first

06 order and higher degree
equations Flipped
07 22.10.2019 Solvable for p classroom Skill based
learning
08 23.10.2019 Solvable for y Collaborative
and
09 24.10.2019 Solvable for x Cooperative
learning
10 28.10.2019 Clairaut’s Equation
30.10.2019 Orthogonal Trajectories in
11
Cartesian form
11.11.2019 Orthogonal Trajectories in Polar
12
form
12.11.2019,
13.11.2019
13 Revision
&
14.11.2019

3. Flipped Classroom:

· Lecture notes, Moodle

· Articles and other extracts

· Any other subject related material as uploaded on ERP/ Whatsapp group/Group mail from
time to time.

4. Differentiated Instruction:

For High Achievers: Assignment and project works in relevant areas of interest will be given;
made confident to take up the competitive exams.
For Slow Learners: Additional support classes and Remedial classes will be conducted.

5. Academic Integrity Policy:

Students are expected to follow the Rules of Conduct and Academic Behaviour standards as
detailed in the Student Regulation hand book. Failure to comply with these rules may result in
disciplinary actions as stipulated in the Students Regulations.

Note: Copying and plagiarism in any form for any of the evaluation components will result in zero
marks.

5. Evaluation Scheme (As Per CBCS)

Continuous evaluation will be conducted as per the guidelines of the University. It is continuous and
spread throughout the course; hence absenteeism from class may be detrimental to learning. The
details of the evaluation components are given below:

S DATE OF
LEARNIN
IA DATE FOR COMPLETIO
EVALUATION WEIGHTIN G
MARK EVALUATIO N OF
S COMPONENTS G (%) OUTCOME
S N EVALUATIO
N S
N

30% CO1
· IA 30M As per the As per the
1 · Assignment 10M 10% dates CO2 dates
· Seminar 10M mentioned in mentioned in
10%
Academic CO3 Academic
calendar of calendar of
SEE 50% events CO4 events
2 50M
CO5
Total 100M

IA 1 (Test)
Date: 19.08.2019 to 22.08.2019
Portion: Unit 1 and First half of 2nd Unit
Date for evaluation: On or before 28.08.2019

IA 2 (Test, Assignment and seminar)

Date: 30.09.2019 to 04.10.2019
Portion: Second half of unit II and Unit III
Date for evaluation: On or before 12.10.2019

IA3 (Test, Assignment and seminar)

Date: 04.11.2019 to 07.11.2019
Portion: Unit IV
Date for evaluation: On or before 13.11.2019

SEE
Date: 18.11.2019 to 06.12.2019
Portion: All 4 Units of the course
Date for evaluation: On or before14.12.2019

Rubrics will be explained in class prior to the assignment given