MATH1010E - University Mathematics - 2016/17

Announcement

• Please visit here for the course materials of MATH1010
• There will be no tutorial class in the first week. Tutorial class will be started on the second week.

General Information

Lecturer

• Lau Chi Hin
  • Office: LSB 208
  • Tel: 3943 7987
  • Email:

Teaching Assistant

• Chan Cheuk Kit Kelvin
  • Office: LSB 222B
  • Tel: 3943 7963
  • Email:
• Wong Siu Fung
  • Office: AB1 407A
  • Tel: 3943 3721
  • Email:
• Yau Yu Tung
  • Office: LSB 232
  • Tel: 3943 5294
  • Email:

Time and Venue

• Lecture: Monday 11:30-12:15, WMY 505; Thursday 10:30-12:15, WMY 507
• Tutorial: Monday 14:30-15:15, YIA LT7; Wednesday 13:30-14:15, WMY 507; Thursday 12:30-13:15, WMY 505

Course Description

This course is designed for students who need to acquire the knowledge and skills of one-variable calculus at a general level for the studies in science or engineering. The course places special emphasis on the theoretical foundations as well as the methods and techniques of computation and their applications.

References

• Thomas' Calculus: Weir and Hass, Pearson

Lecture Notes

• Chapter 1-2 (Sequence, Limits and Continuity)
• Chapter 3-4 (Differentiation and Mean Value Theorem)
• Chapter 5-7 (Integration 7/11 revised)
• Methods of Integration
• Exercise on Integration
• Mathematical Formula Handbook

Tutorial Notes

• Tutorial Notes 1
• Tutorial Notes 1 Exercise Solution
• Tutorial Notes 2
• Tutorial Notes 2 Exercise Solution
• Tutorial Notes 3
• Tutorial Notes 3 Exercise Solution
• Tutorial Notes 4
• Tutorial Notes 4 Exercise Solution
• Tutorial Notes 5
• Tutorial Notes 5 Exercise Solution
• Tutorial Notes 6
• Tutorial Notes 6 Exercise Solution
• Tutorial Notes 7 (Revised on 23/10)
• Tutorial Notes 7 Exercise Solution (Revised on 23/11)
• Tutorial Notes 8
• Tutorial Notes 8 Exercise Solution
• Tutorial Notes 9
• Tutorial Notes 9 Exercise Solution
• Tutorial Notes 10 (Revised on 14/11)
• Tutorial Notes 10 Exercise Solution
• Tutorial Notes 11 (Revised on 21/11, 2(b), (e), (g) changed)
• Tutorial Notes 11 Exercise Solution
• Tutorial Notes 12
• Tutorial Notes 12 Exercise Solution

Assessment Scheme