Bahria University Islamabad Campus

(Department of Computer Science)

Course Code/number GSC-110

Course Title/Name
Calculus and analytical geometry
Credit Hours/Contact hours 3
Degree Program BSCS 1
Prerequisites or Co-
requisites
Assessment Methods and Quizzes 20
Weightage Class Assignments 10
Mid-Term Examination 20
Final Examination 50
Total 100
Textbook Calculus and Analytical Geometry11thedition. Thomas, F. John Wiley and Sons.
edition 2011

Reference Material 1. Calculus and Analytical Geometry, SwokowskiOlinick. Pence.

2. Calculus, John Wiley and Sons (WIE).
3. Calculus,William, E. Boyce .Richard, C. Diprima. John Wiley & Sons, ISBN: 0471093335.
4. Advanced Engineering Mathematics, Erwin, K. John Wiley & Sons Inc.
Web Resources www.wiley.com/college/thomasfinny
http://www.genrica.com/vu_course.aspx?course_code=MTH101
Instructor Name/Cluster Instructor Name: Ambrina Kanwal Designation: Assistant Professor Status: Regular
Head/Subject Expert Cluster Head Name: : Dr. Ramzan
Subject Expert Name: Ambrina Kanwal
Course Aims
This course is intended to broaden the students’ ability to be efficient and creative problem solvers. It
specifically addresses applications of limits continuity, graphs, differentiation and integration.
Course Objectives The objective of this course as;

1. Student should be able to demonstrate an understanding of the geometrical constructs upon which
calculus techniques limits continuity,graphs, are based.
2. Students should be able to demonstrate a solid understanding of the concepts and applications of
derivatives.
3. Students should be able to demonstrate an ability to apply the techniques of differentiation to a
variety of problems, including real-world and other discipline situations.
4. Students should be able to demonstrate a solid understanding of the concepts and applications of
integration.
5. Students should be able to demonstrate an ability to apply integration techniques to a variety of
problems, including real-world and other discipline situations.

Course Outcomes On successful completion of this course students will be able to :

The learning outcomes are as follows;

1. Understand the concept of limits
2. Understand the concept of continuity
3. Understand and construct graphs
4. Evaluate derivatives analytically.
5. Knowledge of Methods and applications of derivatives.
6. Knowledge of Methods and applications of integration.

Course 1. Complex and real Numbers, Functions and Graphs, Simple Cartesian Curves, Limit and
Description/Catalogue Continuity, Differentiation of Functions. Derivative as Slope of Tangent to a Curve, Application
to Tangent and Normal, Maxima/Minima and Point of Inflexion, Integral as Anti-derivative,
Indefinite Integration of Simple Functions. Methods of Integration: Integration by Substitution,
by Parts, and by Partial Fractions, Definite Integral,Double integrals in Rectangular andPolar
Coordinates and its applications,Application to Area, Arc Length
Q9-54
Week # Lecture/ Topic to be covered lecture outcome Reference Text
and Date Hour #
1 1 Complex numbers and real numbers Know about number Chapter 1, sec1.1
theory Q3-34

2 Intervals Solve intervals 1.1

3 Domain and Range of a Functions and construct Graphs Chapter 1,
their Graphs sec1.3; Q(1-30)

2 1 Concept of Limits Understand limits Sec2.1

Q(1-6;
21-28)
2 Finding limits algebraically Finding limits 2.2Q(1-36;49-
algebraically 51)
3 Find limits on graph LHL & RHL 2.4Q(1-6)
3 1 Continuity Understand 2.6(1-28)
continuity

2 Continuity test Apply continuity

test
3 Continuity properties; Understand
Assignment no 1; Quiz no 1 continuity
4 1 Derivatives and differentiation rules Find derivatives 3.1( Q1-22)

2 Tangents and normal Finding Tangents 3.2Q(1-42)

and normal
3 Higher order derivatives Finding Higher
order derivatives
5 1 Derivatives of trigonometric functions Finding Derivatives 3.4;Q(1-26)
of trigonometric
functions
2 Chain rule; Assignment no 2; Applying Chain 3.5Q1-52
rule
3 Parametric curves Finding Parametric
curves
6 1 Implicit differentiation Finding Implicit 3.6Q1-49
differentiation
2 Derivatives of higher order Finding Derivatives
of higher order
3 Applications of derivatives Applying Ch 4 sec 4.1Q1-
derivatives 42
7 1 Extreme values of functions Finding Extreme 4.2
values of functions
2 Critical points Finding Critical 4.2Q1-10
points
3 Extreme values of functions and Critical
points
8 1 Derivative test for extreme values Applying First 4.3Q1-28
derivative test for
extreme values
2 Derivative test for extreme values Applying First
derivative test for
extreme values
3 Quiz no 2
9 Mid term exam
10 1 Transcendental Functions CH 7
2 Logarithmic functions
3 Exponential functions
11 1 Integral as Anti-derivative Applying Integral 8.1
as Anti-derivative
2 Basic integration formulas Applying Basic 8.2
integration
formulas
3 Integration by substitution Applying 8.5
Integration by
substitution
12 1 Integration by parts Applying
Assignment no 3 Integration by
 parts
2 Trigonometric integrals Finding
Trigonometric
integrals
3
13 1 Definite integrals Finding Definite 5.3
integrals Q9-54
2
3
14 1 Area under the graph Finding Area 5.4
under the graph
2 Area between the graph Finding Area
between the graph
3 Substitution rule Applying 5.5
Substitution rule
15 1 Substitution and area between the curves Finding area 5.6
between the curves
2 Arc length
3 Quiz no 4
16 1 Revision and Problems
2 Revision and Problems
3 Internal marks showing and submission
17 Final Exam

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Updated By: Ambrina Date: 31-3-16