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MATH1003
Mathematics for theComputer Industry
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Agenda‣Introductions‣Syllabus‣Course Overview‣Principles‣Topics
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Greg RodrigoOffice: K105Email: greg.rodrigo@georgiancollege.caPhone: (705) 728-1968 ext 1775Twitter: @GC_Math1003
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Introductions
NameProgrammer or Networker
Town/City
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Why is Mathimportant?
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Why is Math important?
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“everything is numbers”
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Syllabus
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Meeting TimesCourse Description
ResourcesInstructor
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Evaluation
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What if I need help?
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Principles
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PrinciplesClarityFairnessInterestRelevanceSupport
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Model forStudentSuccess
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Model forStudentSuccess
PreparationAttendanceParticipationEfficiencyReflection
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Emergency Evacuation and Lockdown
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Schedule of Activities
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Number Systems and Data Storage/Issues
1
Sets, Logic, and Boolean Algebra
2
Equations, Functions, and Statistics
3
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Number Systems and Data Storage/Issues
Sets of Numbers
Binary, Decimal,Hexadecimal
Number Systems
Text and NumberRepresentation
1
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Number Systems and Data Storage/Issues
Sets of Numbers
ExponentsBinary, Decimal,
HexadecimalNumber Systems
Conversion betweenNumber Systems Binary Addition Significant digits, accuracy,
and precisionScientific notation
Integers
Order ofOperations Integers and
Complement Addition
Real Numbers
Truncation, Rounding,Overflow, and
Conversion Error
Text and NumberRepresentation
CharacterCode Sets
1
Real
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Sets, Logic, and Boolean Algebra Sets
Logic
Boolean Algebra
2
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Sets, Logic, and Boolean Algebra Sets
Logic
Boolean Algebra
2
Subsets
Set Operations
Venn Diagrams
Propertiesof Sets
Simple and CompoundStatements
Truth Tables
Properties of Logic
Intro toBoolean Algebra
Circuits
Combinationsof Switches
Properties ofNetworks
Logic Circuits
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Equations, Functions, and Statistics
Equations andFunctions
Statistics
3
Matrices
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Equations, Functions, and Statistics
Equations andFunctions
Polynomials
Relations andFunctions
Basic Concepts
Application
Statistics
3
Arrays
Basic Matrix Operations
Matrices
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Number Systems and Data Storage/Issues
Sets of Numbers
Binary, Decimal,Hexadecimal
Number Systems
Text and NumberRepresentation
1
Exponents
Conversion betweenNumber Systems Binary Addition Significant digits, accuracy,
and precisionScientific notation
Integers
Order ofOperations Integers and
Complement Addition
Real Numbers
Truncation, Rounding,Overflow, and
Conversion Error
CharacterCode Sets
Real Sets, Logic, and Boolean Algebra Sets
Logic
Boolean Algebra
2
Subsets
Set Operations
Venn Diagrams
Propertiesof Sets
Simple and CompoundStatements
Truth Tables
Properties of Logic
Intro toBoolean Algebra
Circuits
Combinationsof Switches
Properties ofNetworks
Logic Circuits
Equations, Functions, and Statistics
Equations andFunctions
Statistics
3
Matrices
Polynomials
Relations andFunctions
Basic Concepts
Application
Arrays
Basic Matrix Operations
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Number Systems and Data Storage/Issues
Sets of Numbers
Binary, Decimal,Hexadecimal
Number Systems
Text and NumberRepresentation
1
Exponents
Conversion betweenNumber Systems Binary Addition Significant digits, accuracy,
and precisionScientific notation
Integers
Order ofOperations Integers and
Complement Addition
Real Numbers
Truncation, Rounding,Overflow, and
Conversion Error
CharacterCode Sets
Real Sets, Logic, and Boolean Algebra Sets
Logic
Boolean Algebra
2
Subsets
Set Operations
Venn Diagrams
Propertiesof Sets
Simple and CompoundStatements
Truth Tables
Properties of Logic
Intro toBoolean Algebra
Circuits
Combinationsof Switches
Properties ofNetworks
Logic Circuits
Equations, Functions, and Statistics
Equations andFunctions
Statistics
3
Matrices
Polynomials
Relations andFunctions
Basic Concepts
Application
Arrays
Basic Matrix Operations
Assignments 40% (15%, 15%, 10%)Tests/Quizzes 60%-Tests 12%,12%, 8%-Quizzes (in-class) 15%-Quizzes (Bb) 13%
Statistics
Arduino 1
Arduino 2
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Number Systems and Data Storage/Issues
Sets of Numbers
Binary, Decimal,Hexadecimal
Number Systems
Text and NumberRepresentation
1
Exponents
Conversion betweenNumber Systems Binary Addition Significant digits, accuracy,
and precisionScientific notation
Integers
Order ofOperations Integers and
Complement Addition
Real Numbers
Truncation, Rounding,Overflow, and
Conversion Error
CharacterCode Sets
Real Sets, Logic, and Boolean Algebra Sets
Logic
Boolean Algebra
2
Subsets
Set Operations
Venn Diagrams
Propertiesof Sets
Simple and CompoundStatements
Truth Tables
Properties of Logic
Intro toBoolean Algebra
Circuits
Combinationsof Switches
Properties ofNetworks
Logic Circuits
Equations, Functions, and Statistics
Equations andFunctions
Statistics
3
Matrices
Polynomials
Relations andFunctions
Basic Concepts
Application
Arrays
Basic Matrix Operations
Assignments 40% (15%, 15%, 10%)Tests/Quizzes 60%-Tests 12%,12%, 8%-Quizzes (in-class) 15%-Quizzes (Bb) 13%
Statistics
Arduino 1
Arduino 2
numerous opportunities for
success
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MATH1003
Number Systems and Data Storage/Issues
Sets of Numbers
Binary, Decimal,Hexadecimal
Number Systems
Text and NumberRepresentation
1
Exponents
Conversion betweenNumber Systems Binary Addition Significant digits, accuracy,
and precisionScientific notation
Integers
Order ofOperations Integers and
Complement Addition
Real Numbers
Truncation, Rounding,Overflow, and
Conversion Error
CharacterCode Sets
Real Sets, Logic, and Boolean Algebra Sets
Logic
Boolean Algebra
2
Subsets
Set Operations
Venn Diagrams
Propertiesof Sets
Simple and CompoundStatements
Truth Tables
Properties of Logic
Intro toBoolean Algebra
Circuits
Combinationsof Switches
Properties ofNetworks
Logic Circuits
Equations, Functions, and Statistics
Equations andFunctions
Statistics
3
Matrices
Polynomials
Relations andFunctions
Basic Concepts
Application
Arrays
Basic Matrix Operations
Assignments 40% (15%, 15%, 10%)Tests/Quizzes 60%-Tests 12%,12%, 8%-Quizzes (in-class) 15%-Quizzes (Bb) 13%
Statistics
Arduino 1
Arduino 2
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Mathematics for theComputer Industry
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