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Modul Mathematics for Engineers

Modul:

181100 Mathematics for Engineers (Pflichtmodul im Grundstudium)

Modulverantwortlicher:

Prof. Dr. Stefan Güttler

ECTS-min./max.:

8 / 8

Workload:

Workload:
Lecture in Mathematics:
14 lectures of 3h each = 42h
Self-dependent learning and preparation for the exam: 108h
Exercises in Mathematics:
14 sessions of 1,5h each = 21h
Self-dependent solving of exercises and preparation for the midterm exam: 69h
Workload: 240h in total = 8ECTS

Modulprüfung:

KL, 90 Min

Formale Zulassungsvoraussetzungen:

All participants need to satisfy one of the following requirements:
OOPT (GER: B 2 or higher)
TOEFL (550 paper-based PBT, 79 internet-based iBT, or higher)
IELTS (6,0 or higher)
Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency (grade B or higher)
Cambridge Advanced Certificate (grade A)
GCSE in English (grade B or higher)
Allgemeine Hochschulreife (grade in English 2,0 resp. 10 credits or higher)
International GCSE in English as a second language (grade B or higher)

Prüfungsvorleistung:

T, Anmeldung unter 181101

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Learning Outcomes:

Mathematics is a vital tool for any prospective engineer. This includes both the knowledge of mathematical concepts and foundations, and the more general capability to work with abstract theories. An important learning goal is the faculty to understand abstract theories, to think through them clearly, and to apply theoretic concepts to concrete problems.

After completion of the course students have acquired a basic knowledge in one-dimensional calculus. They are able to understand mathematical concepts and apply them to concrete problems. They can analyze and formulate mathematical expressions and relations and are able to visualize them, e.g., by sketching functions in a coordinate system. Students have acquired the skills to perform abstract mathematical reasoning and to work their way into new mathematical subjects.

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