Learning outcome

After completing the course, the students should have the following qualifications regarding knowledge, skills and general competence:
• general knowledge of key concepts in basic mathematics
• perform calculations within basic probability calculus
• ability to differentiate functions with one variable or two variables
• be able to integrate functions with a variable
• ability to perform function analysis with the drawing of graphs
• perform calculations within simple trigonometry
• be able to create and solve simple differential equations
• carry out calculations and understand the bachelor's program at the Department of Environmental and Health Studies Department Boe

Course Description

Central themes are:
• Calculating from one unit of measurement to another
• Basic probability theory
• Functions with a variable curve discussion
• Logarithmic functions and exponential
• Differentiation
• Integration
• Functions of two variables
• Simple trigonometry
• Simple Differential Equations
• Percentage growth and geometric series

Teaching and Learning Methods

Self-dircted study. Three voluntary assemblies.

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Assessment Methods

• Written examination (5 hours)

Minor adjustments may occur during the academic year, subject to the decision of the Dean