Admission to the programme
The course should give a basis for understanding chemistry, biology and statistics, by learning the mathematical logical way of thinking, use of abstract symbols and mathematical techniques. The mathematics course should give a basis for further studies.
-Techniques for calculations with applications in chemistry, biology and physics
-Arithmetics, Algebra, Calculation with logarithms
-Equations
-Linear and non-linear functions
-Linearization of non-linear functions
-Graphical presentation
-Differentiation, integration and differential equations
-Use of the calculator TI 84 (Texas Instruments 84) or a new model if TI 84 is replaced in the TI sortiment will be taught.
Admission to the exam requires approval of two of four compulsory exercises.