MATA173 Introduction to mathematical analysis 3 (5 cr)
Description
The derivative and Riemann-integral for functions of one real variable: their definitions and basic results. The fundamental theorem of Calculus.
Learning outcomes
- knows the definition and geometric interpretation of derivative, and the basic rules of differentiation
- can formulate the Mean Value Theorem and knows its most important consequences
- is familiar with the definition of Riemann-integral and integrability
- knows Riemann's criterion for integrability
- knows the basic properties of integral and the basic results about integrability
- is able to estimate the value of an integral using inequalities
- understands how the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus connects derivative and integral to each other
- knows the theoretical justifications of integration by parts, change of variables in integral, and L'Hopital's rule.
Description of prerequisites
Introduction to mathematical analysis 1 and 2
Study materials
Lecture notes (in Finnish)
The contents of the study-module correspond to
D. Brannan: A first course in mathematical analysis, chap. 6-7,
or
P. Fitzpatrick: Advanced Calculus, chap. 4 and 6
Completion methods
Method 1
Method 2
Teaching (5 cr)
Lectures 48 h, exercises
Lecture notes (in Finnish)
The contents of the study-module correspond to
D. Brannan: A first course in mathematical analysis, chap. 6-7,
or
P. Fitzpatrick: Advanced Calculus, chap. 4 and 6
Teaching
1/8–3/10/2024 Lectures
3/6–3/6/2024 Exam
4/3–4/3/2024 Exam
Exam (5 cr)
Final exam
The contents of the study-module correspond to
D. Brannan: A first course in mathematical analysis, chap. 6-7,
or
P. Fitzpatrick: Advanced Calculus, chap. 4 and 6