- •1.1 Aims of studying the subject
- •1.2 Tasks of studying the subject
- •1.3 The place of the subject in the structure of the study programme
- •2. Requirements for preparedness (competencies) of students “at the entry” and at the end of the study of a subject (pre-requisites and post-requisites)
- •3.1 Thematic plan of modules
- •3.2 Themes of course works (projects)
- •3.3. Topics and tasks for student’s independent work
- •3.3.1 Topics and questions for student’s individual work with teacher
- •3.3.2 Themes and tasks for siw
- •4. Brief organizational and methodological description (basic forms and methods of training and control of educational achievement, teacher’s requirements, policies and procedures of the course):
- •4.1 Teaching methods - active and interactive methods of teaching;
- •4.3 Requirements of the teacher:
- •4.4 Policies and procedures of the course:
- •Estimation system of the results of student’s learning achievements
- •6. The list of recommended literature Basic literature
- •Additional literature
3.1 Thematic plan of modules
No. |
Title of the theme |
Form of conducting |
hours |
Code of LO |
Module 1. Indefinite integral of a function of one variable. Methods of calculating of indefinite integrals. |
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3.1.1 Themes of lectures |
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1
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1.Antiderivative functions. Definition and properties of indefinite integral. Table of basic integrals. Propeties of indefinite integral. |
Introductionlecture |
2 |
А1 B1 Е1 |
2 |
2. Integration by changing variable. |
Reviewlecture |
2 |
А2 B1 C1 |
3
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3. Integration by parts |
Lectureinformation |
2 |
А1 B2. D1 |
4
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4. Integration of rational functions. Long division of polynomials. Partial fractions. Decomposition of rational function into a sum of partial fractions. |
Lectureinformation |
2 |
А1. B3. C1 |
5
|
5.
Integration of some classes of trigonometric functions. General
chang of variable .Chanf of variable
|
Problemlecture |
2 |
А2. B2. Е2 |
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6.
Integration of irrational functions. Primatives of the form
Trigonometric
substitutions. Primatives of the form
|
Lectureinformation |
2 |
B3. C3
|
7 |
7.
Primatives of the form
|
Lecture with a pre-scheduled errors |
2 |
А1. B3. C3 |
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Total for lectures: |
14 |
|
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3.1.2 Themes of practical |
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1
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1.Antiderivative functions. Definition and properties of indefinite integral. Table of basic integrals. Propeties of indefinite integral. |
Solving of the tasks |
2 |
А1. С2. Е2 |
2 |
2. Integration by changing variable. |
Business game |
2 |
А1. С2. D1 |
3 |
3. Integration by parts |
Solving of the tasks |
2 |
А1. С3. D2 |
4 |
4. Integration of rational functions. Long division of polynomials. Partial fractions. Decomposition of rational function into a sum of partial fractions. |
Solving of the tasks |
2 |
А1. B2. D3 |
5 |
5. Integration of some classes of trigonometric functions. General chang of variable .Chanf of variable . Change of variables and More techniques for integration of trigonometric expressions. |
problem method |
2 |
А1. B3. D3 |
6 |
6. Integration of irrational functions. Primatives of the form . Trigonometric substitutions. Primatives of the form , where is not a perfect square. |
Solving of the tasks |
2 |
А1. B3. Е2 |
7 |
7. Primatives of the form where m, n, p are nonzero rational numbers and . |
interdisciplinary training |
2 |
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Total for practical classes |
14 |
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Total for the 1st Module |
28 |
|
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Module 2. Definite integral of a function of one variable. Methods of calculating of definite integrals. |
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3.1.5Lecture themes |
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|
1
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8. Definition of a definite integral. . Mean theorem. Newton-Leibniz formula. |
Lectureinformation |
2 |
А2. С1. D3 |
2 |
9. Methods of calculating definite integrals. Integration by changing variable. |
Lecture – talk |
2 |
А3. С2. Е3 |
3 |
10. Integration by parts |
Lectureinformation |
2 |
А3. С3. Е3 |
4 |
11. Applications of a definite integral. Area of a plane region. |
Lectureinformation |
2 |
А1. B2. C3 |
5 |
12. Length of a Plane Curve |
Lectureinformation |
2 |
B1. С2. D3 |
6 |
13. Volume of a Rotational solid |
LectureConsultation |
2 |
B1. С2. D3 |
7 |
14. Area of a rotational Surface |
Lecture – talk |
2 |
B2. С3. D3 |
8 |
15. Improrer integral. |
Lectureinformation |
2 |
B2. С3. D3 |
Total for lectures: |
16 |
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Themes of practical /classes |
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1 |
8. Definition of a definite integral. . Mean theorem. Newton-Leibniz formula. |
Solving of the tasks |
2 |
А1. С2. Е3
|
2 |
9. Methods of calculating definite integrals. Integration by changing variable. |
Solving of the tasks |
2 |
А2. С2. B3 |
3 |
10. Integration by parts |
Solving of the tasks |
2 |
B1. С2. Е3 |
4 |
11. Applications of a definite integral. Area of a plane region. |
Solving of the tasks |
2 |
B1. С1. D3 |
5 |
12. Length of a Plane Curve |
problem method |
2 |
B1. С2. D3 |
6 |
13. Volume of a Rotational solid |
interdisciplinary training |
2 |
А2. С2. Е3 |
7 |
14. Area of a rotational Surface |
interdisciplinary training |
2 |
А1. С3. Е1 |
8 |
15. Improrer integral. |
individual training |
2 |
А1. С3. Е1 |
Total for practical classes |
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16 |
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Total for the 2nd module: |
32 |
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Total for the subject: |
60 |
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.
Change of variables
and
More techniques for integration of trigonometric expressions.
.
,
where
is not a perfect square.
where
m, n, p are nonzero rational numbers and
.