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Analysis and evaluation of students' results in the subject of Mathematics for Technicians

Integral calculus is a branch of mathematics concerned with the determination, properties, and application of integrals. It is predominantly used in technical applications. Technical engineers, statics, physicists and others use it in their calculations on practice. There was a requirement from practice for technical universities to include integral calculus in their curricula. The subject Mathematics for Technicians is taught at the Department of Mathematics, the Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra. The content of this subject is to teach its students to calculate indefinite and definite integral. Our research analysed students' knowledge in counting indefinite and definite integral. We used the methodology of evaluation and comparison of test results taken in the 8th week of the term and at the end of the term. The main hypothesis saying that the results of students’ tests taken at the end of the term are better that those taken in the mid- term has confirmed to be correct.

Analysis and evaluation of students' results in the subject of Mathematics for Technicians

Integral calculus is a branch of mathematics concerned with the determination, properties, and application of integrals. It is predominantly used in technical applications. Technical engineers, statics, physicists and others use it in their calculations on practice. There was a requirement from practice for technical universities to include integral calculus in their curricula. The subject Mathematics for Technicians is taught at the Department of Mathematics, the Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra. The content of this subject is to teach its students to calculate indefinite and definite integral. Our research analysed students' knowledge in counting indefinite and definite integral. We used the methodology of evaluation and comparison of test results taken in the 8th week of the term and at the end of the term. The main hypothesis saying that the results of students’ tests taken at the end of the term are better that those taken in the mid- term has confirmed to be correct.

Mathematics for technicians: new level III, by A. Greer and G. W. Taylor. Pp 224. £4·95. 1983. ISBN 0-85950-115-9. (Stanley Thornes)

Mathematics for technicians: new level III, by A. Greer and G. W. Taylor. Pp 224. £4·95. 1983. ISBN 0-85950-115-9. (Stanley Thornes)

Technician mathematics, levels 1 and 2; and Algebra for technicians; all by J. O. Bird and A. C. May, Pp 389, 435, and 198. £4·95, £4·95, and £4·50. 1982. ISBN 0-582-41256-0/7-9/8-7 (Longman)

Technician mathematics, levels 1 and 2; and Algebra for technicians; all by J. O. Bird and A. C. May, Pp 389, 435, and 198. £4·95, £4·95, and £4·50. 1982. ISBN 0-582-41256-0/7-9/8-7 (Longman)

Mathematics for technicians (SCOTEC), by R. B. Buchan, A. Greer and G. W. Taylor. £3·85 each. 1980. (Stanley Thornes) - Level I: An introductory course. Pp 346. ISBN 0-85950-492-1. - Level II: Mechanical engineering mathematics. Pp 248. ISBN 0-85950-467-0. - Level II: Electrical engineering mathematics. Pp 260. ISBN 0-85950-477-8.

Mathematics for technicians (SCOTEC), by R. B. Buchan, A. Greer and G. W. Taylor. £3·85 each. 1980. (Stanley Thornes) - Level I: An introductory course. Pp 346. ISBN 0-85950-492-1. - Level II: Mechanical engineering mathematics. Pp 248. ISBN 0-85950-467-0. - Level II: Electrical engineering mathematics. Pp 260. ISBN 0-85950-477-8. - Volume 65 Issue 432

Technician mathematics, volume 1. Pp 402. £3-50. 1977. ISBN 582 41160 2 - Mathematics for science technicians ,level 2. Pp 320. £3-95. 1978. ISBN 582 41169 6 - Mathematics for electrical telecommunications technicians, level 2. Pp 270. £5-95. 1979. ISBN 0 582 42268 8 - Mathematics for electrical technicians, level 3. Pp 221. £5-50. 1980. ISBN 0 582 41176 9

Technician mathematics, volume 1. Pp 402. £3-50. 1977. ISBN 582 41160 2 - Mathematics for science technicians ,level 2. Pp 320. £3-95. 1978. ISBN 582 41169 6 - Mathematics for electrical telecommunications technicians, level 2. Pp 270. £5-95. 1979. ISBN 0 582 42268 8 - Mathematics for electrical technicians, level 3. Pp 221. £5-50. 1980. ISBN 0 582 41176 9 - Calculus for technicians. Pp 141. £2-50. 1979. ISBN 0 582 41165 3 all by J. O. Bird and A. J. C. May(Longman) - Volume 65 Issue 431

Book Review: Technician Mathematics 3

Book Review: Technician Mathematics 3

Book Review: Mathematics for Technicians 2

Book Review: Mathematics for Technicians 2

Book Review: Technician Mathematics 2

Book Review: Technician Mathematics 2

Book Review: Technician Mathematics

Book Review: Technician Mathematics

Five textbooks for TEC courses. 3. Technician Mathematics I

Five textbooks for TEC courses. 3. Technician Mathematics I

Book Review: Second Year Technician Mathematics for Electrical, Electronics and Telecommunications Students, Third Year Technician Mathematics with Applications

Book Review: Second Year Technician Mathematics for Electrical, Electronics and Telecommunications Students, Third Year Technician Mathematics with Applications

Introductory mathematics for technicians, by Alvin B. Auerbach and Vivian Shaw Groza. Pp xi, 802. £5·60. 1972 (Collier-Macmillan)

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Book Review: First Year Technician Mathematics for Electrical, Electronics and Telecommunications Students

Book Review: First Year Technician Mathematics for Electrical, Electronics and Telecommunications Students

Book Review: Mathematics for Technicians – Part II (Electrical)

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