Engineering Mathematics - I

100102

5 modules · 61 topics · 61 with study notes

Module 1Basic Linear Algebra (8hrs)13 topics
  • Elementary transformationsNotes
  • Rank of MatrixNotes
  • Rank by using Echelon and Normal form of MatricesNotes
  • Linear dependenceNotes
  • independence of vectors in R^n spaceNotes
  • Consistency of System of Linear EquationsNotes
  • EigenvaluesNotes
  • EigenvectorsNotes
  • Cayley-Hamilton TheoremNotes
  • Similarity of MatricesNotes
  • Diagonalization of Square MatricesNotes
  • Quadratic FormNotes
  • Canonical Form of MatricesNotes
Module 2Differential Calculus: Single Variable (8hrs)12 topics
Module 3Differential Calculus: Several Variables (9hrs)10 topics
  • Partial differentiationsNotes
  • Euler's theoremsNotes
  • LimitNotes
  • ContinuityNotes
  • differentiability of functions of Several VariablesNotes
  • Taylor's theorem with various forms of remaindersNotes
  • Maclaurin's theorem and related problemsNotes
  • MaximaNotes
  • Minima for functions of several variablesNotes
  • Lagrange's Multiplier MethodNotes
Module 4Integral Calculus (9hrs)14 topics
  • Differentiation under the integral signNotes
  • Leibnitz's ruleNotes
  • Double integralNotes
  • Change the order of integrationNotes
  • Evaluation of double integration by changing it into polar co-ordinatesNotes
  • Triple IntegralNotes
  • Evaluation of Triple integral by changing to Spherical Polar co-ordinatesNotes
  • Cylindrical polar co-ordinatesNotes
  • BetaNotes
  • GammaNotes
  • Elliptic integralNotes
  • Relation between BetaNotes
  • Gamma functionsNotes
  • General Properties and related problemsNotes
Module 5Vector Calculus (8hrs)12 topics
  • Scalar and vector valued functionsNotes
  • Concepts of gradientNotes
  • divergenceNotes
  • curl and their geometrical and physical significanceNotes
  • tangent planeNotes
  • directional derivativeNotes
  • LineNotes
  • surface and volume integralsNotes
  • Statement of Green'sNotes
  • Stokes'Notes
  • Gauss divergence theoremsNotes
  • verification and evaluation of vector integrals using themNotes
Theory