Course content
Natural numbers and basic operations
2Rational and irrational numbers
3Complex numbers
4Set Theory
5Functions of the first and second degrees
6Exponential and logarithmic functions
7Trigonometry
8Flat geometry
9Spatial geometry
10Analytical geometry
11Matrices and determinants
12Linear systems
13Polynomials
14Combinatorial analysis
15Probability
16Statistics
17Numerical sequences and series
18Arithmetic and geometric progressions
19Newton's binomial
20Logarithms
21Limits and derivatives
22Definite and indefinite integral
23Prime numbers and the fundamental theorem of arithmetic
24Solving equations and inequalities
25Pythagorean Theorem
26Circles and their properties
27Areas and volumes of geometric figures
28Ratios and proportions
29Rule of three simple and compound
30Percentage
31Simple and compound interest
32Measures of central tendency
33Dispersion measures
34Conditional probability
35Bayes theorem
36Graphs and tables
37Trigonometric functions
38Trigonometric identities
39Solving triangles
40Inverse functions
41Trigonometric equations
42Sequences and geometric series
43Financial Mathematics
44Vectors
45Geometry of position
46Conics
47Geometric transformations
48Metric relations in the right triangle
49Metric ratios on the circumference
50Remainder and factor theorem
51Thales Theorem
52Euclid's Theorem
53Stevin's theorem
54Operations with radicals
55Composite functions
56Injective, surjective and bijective functions
57Study of the signs of a function
58Study of the variation of a function
59Intermediate Value Theorem
60Extreme Value Theorem
61Confrontation theorem
62Rolle's Theorem
63Lagrange's theorem
64Cauchy's theorem
65L'Hopital's Theorem
66Bolzano's theorem
67Weierstrass theorem
68Heine's Theorem
69D'Alembert's theorem
70Gauss's theorem
Course Description
Welcome to the Comprehensive Mathematics Course for Exams, a robust educational resource meticulously designed to elevate your understanding of algebra and other foundational mathematics topics. This course belongs to the Basic studies category and is situated within the Algebra subcategory, offering an extensive 70-page journey through diverse mathematical concepts.
The course initiates with a thorough exploration of natural numbers and basic operations, setting a solid groundwork for more intricate topics. As you delve deeper, you'll encounter the captivating worlds of rational and irrational numbers, followed by an insightful look into complex numbers. Next, the principles of Set Theory come into play, providing a rigorous framework for understanding mathematical structures.
Evolving from sets, the course then introduces the fundamental concepts of functions. You'll master the functions of the first and second degrees, before progressing to exponential and logarithmic functions, both critical in various mathematical applications. Building on this knowledge, the realm of trigonometry is unveiled, guiding you through its essential principles and applications.
Geometry enthusiasts will find substantial content in flat, spatial, and analytical geometry, exploring the spatial properties of figures and their intricate relationships. The modules on matrices, determinants, and linear systems are designed to empower you with the skills necessary for solving complex mathematical equations with ease.
A significant portion focuses on polynomials, combinatorial analysis, probability, and statistics, each subject systematically breaking down complex theories into comprehensible segments. The exploration of numerical sequences, series, and arithmetic and geometric progressions will equip you with the tools to recognize and analyze patterns in numbers.
Newton's binomial theorem and a detailed study of logarithms emerge as pivotal topics, paving the way towards advanced calculus. This segment includes the study of limits, derivatives, and integrals, both definite and indefinite, emphasizing their practical applications in various fields.
The course further examines prime numbers and the fundamental theorem of arithmetic, alongside methods for solving equations and inequalities. Groundbreaking theorems such as the Pythagorean Theorem and properties of circles are meticulously covered, empowering you with geometric insights.
Areas and volumes of geometric figures, ratios and proportions, along with the rules of three (simple and compound), percentage calculations, and both simple and compound interest, are addressed in detail. Learn to measure central tendencies, dispersion, and conditional probability, including applications of Bayes' theorem.
Graphical representations and table analyses bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world applications. Dive into trigonometric functions, identities, equations, and learn to solve triangles effectively.
Advanced topics like inverse functions, vector analysis, position geometry, and conics are presented, enhancing your comprehension of spatial relationships. The course covers geometric transformations, metric relations, and pivotal theorems like Thales, Euclid, Stevin, and more.
Operations with radicals, composite functions, and specific function properties, including injective, surjective, and bijective characteristics, are explored methodically. The course wraps up with an in-depth study of function variation, and crucial mathematical theorems from Rolle to Gauss.
This free course includes:
4h02m free online audio course
70 content pages
Certificate of course completion
Exercises to train your knowledge