Applied Finite Mathematics

  • Course Number: 1.10803
  • Credit Points: 3
  • Year of Study: 1
  • Semester: 1

Introduction to Finite Mathematics through topics designed for the Social Sciences, Humanities, Commerce and Economics. Numbers and basic algebra, functions and their graphs:linear, quadratic, rational, exponential and logarithmic. Study of Linear Equations, inequalities and systems, introduction to matrices, introduction to linear programming, and introduction to financial mathematics: savings accounts and compound interest, annuities, and loans.

Text: Arganbright D, Applied Finite

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Undergraduate Information

Undergraduate Admission Requirements

All successful Applicants to the School of Business & Public Policy Undergraduate Programs will take up the

Business & Management Foundation Year.

Upon successful completion of the Business & Management Foundation Year with a minimum overall GPA of 1.75, successful students can then apply for the programs offered by the school.