Course Title: Fundamentals of Mathematics
Course No.: Math Ed. 418 Credit
Hours: 3
Level:
B. Ed (Minor Math) Teaching
Hours: 48
Semester: First
1.
Course
Description
This
is an integrated course of various branches of mathematics for beginner students
at the undergraduate level. This course also provides mathematical foundation
for the students who want to major other subjects from natural and social
science areas. This course starts with the set & logic and develops through
drawing of functions, solving equations & inequalities and reaches to
complex number system to lay firm foundation of higher mathematics.
2. Course Contents
Unit
I: Sets and Logic. (8)
Unit
II: Functions and Graphs (6)
Unit
III: Equations and Inequalities (8)
Unit
IV: Theory of Equations (6)
Unit
V: Logarithm (6)
Unit
VI: Complex Numbers
(14)
4. Instructional Techniques
4.1
General Instructional
Techniques
There
are various techniques of teaching and learning so as to grasp the knowledge of
mathematics. Although the methods of teaching and learning may differ, the techniques
to be used are lecture, discussion, problem solving, inquiry, question answer, collaborative
teaching approach and problem solving method.
4.2 Specific
Instructional Techniques
The
specific teaching and learning techniques chapter wise are listed below:
Unit
|
Activity and Instructional Techniques
|
Teaching Hours ( 48 )
|
1
|
Discussion
and sharing experiences.
|
08
|
2
|
Project
work in group
|
06
|
3
|
Problem
based learning in group
|
08
|
4
|
Question
answer and discussion in group
|
06
|
5
|
Assignment
and discussion
|
04
|
6
|
Collaborative
problem solving in given problems
|
16
|
5 Evaluation
5.1 Internal Evaluation 40%
Internal evaluation will be conducted by
subject teacher based on the following aspects:
Attendance 4 marks
Participation in learning activities 6 marks
First assignment 10 marks
Second assignment 10 marks
Third assignment 10
marks
Total
40 marks
5.2
External Evaluation (60%)
The
examination section Dean Office , Faculty of Education will conduct final examination at the end of the first
semester .The type of questions and marks allocated for each question will be
as follows :
Objective
type questions (multiple choice ) 10 x 1 mark = 10
marks
Short
answer questions 6
x 5 marks = 30 marks
Long answer questions 2
x 10 marks = 20 marks
Total = 60
marks