MATHEMATICS FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

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COURSE NAME: MATHEMATICS FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

COURSE CODE: HEC 1209


LEVEL: YEAR I, SEMESTER II
CREDIT UNITS: 3
CONTACT HOURS: 45
CONTACT HOURS: 45

COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This course will introduce the students to basic mathematical concepts that are commonly
applied in personal, business, financial and other computer applications.

COURSE OBJECTIVES:
 This course will enable the students to:
 Be familiar with mathematical concepts and their application in computer based
applications
 Identify major problems that can be solved using mathematical techniques.
 Develop a rational for decision making based on mathematical solutions.
 Use graphical representation of mathematical concepts e.g graphs, trees, venn diagrams
e.t.c
 Be familiar with amortization and construction of schedules.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
 By the end of this course, the student will be able to:
 Apply mathematical concepts to their applications in computer based applications
 Interpret mathematical solutions.
 Construct graphical representations of mathematical concepts e.g graphs, trees, venn
diagrams e.t.c
 Computer loan amortization and schedules.
COURSE OUTLINE:
1. Number operations: clock arithmetic, indices, sequences, series 3 hours
2. Functions: quadratic equations, roots, maxima and minima, curves, applications 6 hours
3. Financial mathematics: percentages, inverse percentages, interests (simple, compound),
loan amortization, 9 hours

4. Counting: permutations, combinations 3 hours


5. Matrices: addition, multiplication, inverse and determinants, applications 6 hours
6. Set theory: sub sets, operations (union, intersection, complement), applications 6 hours
7. Graph theory: definitions, types, paths, applications 6 hours
8. Trees: definitions, types (rooted, ordered, binary), paths, applications 6 hours
9. Practical: Spreadsheets, financial software

METHOD OF TEACHING:
Lectures, Tutorials, Practical, Peer discussions, Demonstrations

COURSE EVALUATION:
Coursework / continuous assessment (40%)
Final examination (60%)

CORE READINGS:
Judith L. Gersting. Mathematical Structures for Computer Science. Sixth Edition, W.H. Freeman
and Company, 2006.
Sheldon M. Ross. Probability Models for Computer Science. First Edition , Academic
Press, ,2001
Kenneth Rosen. Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications, Seventh Edition , McGraw Hill
Publishing Co., 2012.
Edward A. Scheinerman. Mathematics: A Discrete Introduction. Third Edition, Cengage
Learning, 2012
Susanna S. Epp. Discrete Mathematics with Applications. Fourth Edition, Cengage Learning,
August, 2010

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