Calculus I
Code
1301
Academic unit
null
Department
null
Credits
7,5
Teacher in charge
João Furtado
Teaching language
Portuguese
Objectives
This course offers students the opportunity to learn essential mathematical tools (Differentialand Integral Calculus) to study, formulate and develop models in the Economics and Management context.
Prerequisites
Subject matter
- Logic and Set Theory
- Properties of Real Numbers and Topology on R
- Sequences and Series
- Real functions. Limits and Continuity
- First Order Derivatives on R
- Antiderivatives and Integrals
Bibliography
Teaching method
Evaluation method
The Final Exam is mandatory and must cover the entire span of the course. Its weight in the final grade can be between 30 to 70%. The remainder of the evaluation can consist of class participation, midterm exams, in class tests, etc. Overall, written in class assessment (final exam, midterm) must have a weight of at least 50%.
- 3 Quizzes to be done in practical classes (only the best 2 grades out of 3 are considered): 15%- Midterm: 25%
- Exam (min grade 8,5): 60%