EMT 1201 ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS II

OBJECTIVES:
This course is the continuation of EMT1101. Its intent is to enable the student to develop a thorough
understanding of advanced algebra and trigonometry. It also introduces coordinate geometry and binary
number system to the student. It establishes the basis for further studies in engineering maths in the
second year.
Assessment:
Assessment will complrise to two short-in-class test (10%), and end-of-semester test (20%) and final
examination (60%)

Contact Hours per Week:

Lecture

3 hrs

Tutorial

1 hr

Course Content
Week 1
Algebra (2a)
1.1 Series Summation:
Formula for summation of arithmetic and geometric sequences. The concept of convergence (e.g in
sum to infinity) and divergence and situations that give rise to such behaviors.
Week 2
1.2 The Binomial Theorem:
The series Expansion or expression of expressions of the form

( 1+ x )n for any value of n. For

nrgative integer the range of values of the variable must be stated.

Week 3
1.3 Complex Numbers : Algebra of Complex Numbers. Polar representation of a complex number as a
point in a plane.
Week 4
2.0 Matrices
1.1 Matrices:
The algebra of matraices. The multiplicative inverse of a 2x2 and 3x3 matrix. Use of determinants to
solve simultaneous equations.

Week 5
3.0 Coordinate Geometry
3.01 The straight line: The equation of a straight line. Geometric properties of a straight line
3.02 The circle: General equation of circle. Geometric properties. Equation of a tangent at a given point.
Week 6
3.03 The Ellipse: The general equation of the ellipse Geometric properties
3.04 The Parabola: General Equation and geometric properties
Week 7
3.05 The Hyperbola: General Equation and geometric properties
Week 7
3.06 Parametric Coordinates: Parametric Coordinates of the circle and other simple functions.
Week 8
4.0 Trigonometry
4.01 Angular Measurement : The Degree. The radian. Positive and negative angles.
Week 8
4.02 Circular Measurement: The length of an arc. The area of a sector.
Week 9-10
4.03 Trigonometric Ratios: For any acute angle
, cot

values of sin , cos , tan , cosec

, sec as related to sides of a right-angeled triangle. For general angle

, the

associated angle and the signs of the coordinates of a rotating point P on a circle.
Week 10
4.04 Solution of triangle: The right angle-triangle and Pythagoras tjheorem. The sine rule. The cosine
rule. Area of triangle. Evaluation and depression.
Week 11-12
4.05 Trigonometric function and graphs: Properties of

i)

, ii
,iii
as it relates to the coordinates of a point on a circle of radius
f ( ) =sin f ( )=cos f ( )=tan

1, rotating anticlockwise at an angle measured from the position x axies. Common values of
trigonometric functions. Amplitude, period and phase shift of trigonometric functions.

Week 13
4.06 Trigonometric Identities:
The most important identity

sin2 +cos 2 =1 as derived from the coordinates of the above mentioned

point. Addition law for sines, cosines, tangents. Double angle identity. Half angle identity. Solving
equations.
Week 14
5.0 Set Theory:
5.01 Sets and Subsets: Set notation. Use of venn diagrams to represent basic set operation.
5.02 The Binary Number System: Binary arithmetic. Translation of Binary and Decimal Numbers.
Week 15
5.03 Boolean Algebra: Theorems. Applications in switching circuits. Logical reasoning and truth tables.
Grading Scheme:
Total Marks:
75

65

Grade:
100

-below

75

53

-below

65

40

-below

53

Recommended Texts:
Engineering Mathematics by A.C. Bajpai, Engineering Mathematics by K.A. Stroud, Core Maths for
Advanced Level by L. Bostock, S. Chandler

EMT2101 - Engineering Mathematics III

Pre-requisite: Completion of substance or equivalent of both EMT1101 and EMT1201
Assessment:
Assessment will complrise to two short-in-class test (10%), and end-of-semester test (20%) and final
examination (60%)
Contact Hours per Week:
Lecture

3 hrs

Tutorial

1 hr

Course Content:
PARTIAL DIFFERENTIATION
Week 1
Function of several variables. Definition of Partial differentiation from first principles.
Week 2
Intermediate variables:

f (u , v) are functions of x, y Chain rule. Taylors theorem applied to

two and three dimentions.

Week 3
Approximationns using Taylors Theorem. Slopes and stationary points.
VECTOR AND LINEAR ALGEBRA
Week 4
Vector in two and three dimensions. Positional representation. Significance of the dot and cross
products. The volume of a parallelepiped.
Week 5
Linearly independent and dependent vector sets. Determinant of a matrix relation to volumes in
a multidimensional space.
Week 6

Rank of a matrix. Singular and Non-singular matrices. Matrix inversion. Application of Matrices
to linear simultaneous equations.

Week 7
Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors. Cayley Hamilton theorem.
INTRODUCTION TO VECTOR CALCULUS
Week 8
Dot and cross product.
Week 9
Vector Functions.
Week 10.
Divirgence, gradient and curl.
Week 11 Week 15
Solution of first and the second order differential equations by direct integration, characteristic
expression, integrating factor and change of variable.
Grading Scheme:
Total Marks:
75

65

Grade:
100

-below

75

53

-below

65

40

-below

53

Recommended Texts:
Advanced Engineering Mathematics by P. ONeal

EMT 2201 ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS IV

Pre requisite Completion of the substance or equivalent of both EMT1101 and EMT 1201.
Assessment:

Assessment will complrise to two short-in-class test (10%), and end-of-semester test (20%) and final
examination (60%)

SECOND ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

Solution of second order differential equations including linear equations with constant coefficient,
homogeneous and simultaneous types by undetermined coefficients and operator D methods. Solotuion in
series.
FOURIER SERIES
Definition, four and half range Fourier expansion. Double Fourier series.
LAPLACE TRANSFORMS
Definition. Properties of Laplace Transforms. Methods of finding Laplace transforms. Laplace transforms
for special functions. Inverse Laplace transforms. Convolution theorem. Applications to the solution of
differential equations.
STATISTICS
Probability, frequency distribution, mean, standard deviation, higher moments. Binomial, poisson,
normal, and beta distributions

Engineering Mathematics by K.A. Stroud