Divine Word College of Legazpi

Legazpi City
2nd semester, School Year 2020-2021

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SYLLABUS IN ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION IN MATHEMATICS

COLLEGE: School of Education, Arts and Sciences Program: BSE Mathematics
Course Code: MATH 010 Credit Unit: 3
Class days and class time: Prerequisite: None
Instructor: Lorenzo B. Folloso

Course Description

This course offers the students a basic mathematical concepts and skills applicable to economics, business and accounting. It will enhance the student’s
mathematical understanding of investment. Topics covered in this course includes determining the time value of money using simple and compound interest and
discounting, variation of annuities, amortization, stocks and bonds, and sinking fund. The students are to employ mathematics as the main tool in solving
investment-related problems and in making good investment calculations and decisions
INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES (ILO)

Program Outcomes Expected Intended BSEd Mathematics Course Outcomes Intended Learning Outcomes
Divinian Graduate Attributes At the end of the program, the students should be At the end of this course, the students should
(EDGA)/ Required Domains of able to: be able to:
Competencies
Disciplined  Exhibit competence in mathematical concepts Analyze and distinguish
. and procedure between interest and
 Exhibit proficiency in relating mathematics to discount formula:
other curricular areas F = P (1+rt) and
P = F (1-dt);

Distinguish between the use

of interest rate and discount
rate;

Compute for equivalent

interest and discount rates.
Competent  Manifest meaningful and comprehensive Differentiate simple from
pedagogical content knowledge (PCK) of compound interest;
mathematics
Solve compound interest
 Demonstrate competence in designing, problems where either F, P, T
constructing and utilizing different forms of or i is unknown;
assessment in mathematics
Set-up and solve equations
of value;

Discuss current bank

practices and be able to solve
problems on savings account
deposit.
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 Derive formulas for the
present value and compound
amount of an ordinary
annuity;

Solve annuity problems

Passionate Towards Work  Demonstrate proficiency in problem-solving by
solving and creating routine and non-routine
problems with different levels of complexity
 Appreciate mathematics as an opportunity for
creative work, moments of enlightenment,
discovery and gaining insights of the world.
where either Present value,
Amount/future value, term or
interest is unknown.
Differentiate ordinary from
special annuities;
Define the different special
annuities
Derive the formula for each
type of special annuity;

Compute special annuity

problems.
Resilient  Use effectively appropriate approaches,
methods, and techniques in teaching Construct an amortization schedule
mathematics including technological tools
Solve the problems on
amortization where Present
Value, Amount/Future value,
rate, terms, or time is
unknown.

Compute the outstanding

liability for any desired time

Determine the periodic

 expense and book value of a
sinking fund
Define a general annuity and
a perpetuity;

Relate a general annuity and

ordinary annuity;

Derive the formulas for the

present value and compound
amount of a general annuity;

Compute for the present

value and compound amount
of a general annuity
Define bonds and stocks

Compute the price of

different types of bonds
and stock

INTENDED LEARNING TOPIC/S TEACHING/LEARNIN INSTRUCTIONAL ASSESSMENT TIME

OUTCOME (ILO) G ACTIVITIES MATERIALS FRAME
Laptop/ Scheduled Quiz/ 2 weeks
At the end of this course, the SIMPLE INTEREST PPT Presentation/ Pre- Cellphone Activity Work
students should be able to: AND DISCOUNT recorded video lessons Sheets
1. Simple Interest
• Analyze and distinguish 2. Approximate & Actual Instructional Modules
between interest and Number of days
discount formula: 3. Ordinary & Exact
F = P (1+rt) and P = F (1- Interest 4. Simple
 dt); Discount
• Distinguish between the 5. Equivalent rates 6.
use of interest rate and Discounting Promissory
discount rate notes
• Compute for equivalent
interest and discount rates
• Differentiate simple from COMPOUND PPT Presentation/ Pre- Laptop/ Scheduled Quiz/
compound interest INTEREST 1. recorded video lessons Cellphone Activity Work
• Solve compound interest Compound Interest Sheets
problems where either F, P, T 2. Effective & Nominal Instructional Modules
or i is unknown rates
• Set-up and solve equations of 3. Equivalent rates
value 4. Equation of values
• Discuss current bank
practices and be able to solve
problems on savings account
deposit.
• Define ordinary annuity, its SIMPLE ANNUITIES PPT Presentation/ Pre- Laptop/ Scheduled Quiz/
present value and compound Ordinary Annuities recorded video lessons Cellphone Activity Work
amount 1. Finding the present Sheets
• Derive formulas for the value and amount at the Instructional Modules
present value and compound end of the term
amount of an ordinary annuity 2. Finding the term of
• Solve annuity problems where the ordinary annuity
either Present value,
Amount/future value, term or
interest is unknown.
• Differentiate ordinary from SPECIAL ANNUITIES PPT Presentation/ Pre- Laptop/ Scheduled Quiz/
special annuities; 1. Annuity Due recorded video lessons Cellphone Activity Work
• Define the different special 2. Deferred Annuity Sheets
annuities Instructional Modules
• Derive the formula for each
type of special annuity;
• Compute special annuity
problems.
•Construct an amortization
schedule;
• Solve the problems on
amortization where Present
Value, Amount/Future value,
rate, terms, or time is unknown;
• Compute the outstanding
liability for any desired time
• Determine the periodic
expense and book value of a
sinking fund.
• Define a general annuity and
a perpetuity;
• Relate a general annuity and
ordinary annuity;
• Derive the formulas for the
present value and compound
amount of a general annuity;
• Compute for the present
value and compound amount of
a general annuity
•Define bonds and stocks
• Compute the price of different
types of bonds and stock
1. Extinction of Debt PPT Presentation/ Pre- Laptop/ Scheduled Quiz/
2. Computation of the recorded video lessons Cellphone Activity Work
outstanding balance Sheets
3. Amortization method Instructional Modules
Sinking fund method
4. Sinking fund method
GENERAL ANNUITIES PPT Presentation/ Pre- Laptop/ Scheduled Quiz/
AND PERPETUITIES recorded video lessons Cellphone Activity Work
1. General annuities Sheets
2. Perpetuities Instructional Modules
Bond and securities PPT Presentation/ Pre- Laptop/ Scheduled Quiz/
1. Basic financial recorded video lessons Cellphone Activity Work
securities Sheets
2. Bonds and stocks Instructional Modules
3. Price of a bond 4.
Other formulas for the
bond
5. Premium and
discount
6. Valuation between
 coupon payment dates
7. Yield rates and the
Bond Salesman’s
Formula
8. Callable bonds
9. Serial bonds and
stocks
References:
Ballada, W & Ballada, S (2015). INVESTMENT Mathematics Made Easy. DomDane Publishers & Made Easy Books

CLASS REQUIREMENTS

a) Advanced readings of the topics.

b) Active participation in all class activities.
c) Submission of requirements on time.
d) Pass major exams (Term Exams)
GRADING SYSTEM:
a. Grading system for every term (Prelim, Midterm, Prefinals, Tentative Finals)
 Class Standing-------------60%
-outputs, projects, quizzes

 Term Exams----------------40%
-major exams

Total------------------------100%
b. Final Grade= Average of Prelim, Midterm, Pre-final and Tentative Final Grade