6 credits
30.0 h + 30.0 h
Q1
Teacher(s)
Hanert Emmanuel;
Language
French
Content
The goal of this course is to introduce the basic tools of analysis, in order to apply them in the field of bioengineering. This will allow you to understand the basic concepts required to develop models, but also to acquire some calculation skills. The practicals will give you the opportunity to do different types of exercises (calculations, reasoning, applications).
Particular attention will be given to illustrations and applications with direct reference to bioengineering. The exercises also help you to apply the most theoretical concepts based on concrete problems that bioengineers will face throughout their training and professional life.
Particular attention will be given to illustrations and applications with direct reference to bioengineering. The exercises also help you to apply the most theoretical concepts based on concrete problems that bioengineers will face throughout their training and professional life.
Teaching methods
All the course material is presented during lectures that consist of one session of two hours each week. Practical sessions complete the course and allow you to familiarize yourself with the objects, tools, techniques and methods of computation presented during the lectures. There will be one practical session each week. You are advised to consult your schedule each week to avoid missing any session.
During the semester, quiz will be offered on the online platform Moodle to allow you to continue the work done during lectures and practicals. These quizzes will be evaluated and will be yield a bonus that will be added to your final mark. Tutorials will also be proposed each week to give you an opportunity to ask questions to the teachers (professior and assistants) responsible for this module
Home working is essential to consolidate your learning, including making links between different concepts and techniques, solving exercises and writing rigorous reasonings. The reference book used for this course contains many solved exercises that will allow you to practice at home.
During the semester, quiz will be offered on the online platform Moodle to allow you to continue the work done during lectures and practicals. These quizzes will be evaluated and will be yield a bonus that will be added to your final mark. Tutorials will also be proposed each week to give you an opportunity to ask questions to the teachers (professior and assistants) responsible for this module
Home working is essential to consolidate your learning, including making links between different concepts and techniques, solving exercises and writing rigorous reasonings. The reference book used for this course contains many solved exercises that will allow you to practice at home.
Evaluation methods
The assessment will be based on the quizzes proposed during the semester, on a written test during the sixth week and on the final exam.
- The quizzes will be evaluated and will yield a bonus of maximum 10% of the final mark that will be added to it.
- The mid-semester written test will cover the material presented during the first five weeks. It will seek to verify the assimilation of basic concepts (theory) as well as calculation methods (exercises). It will count for 10% of the final mark.
- The final exam will be written. It will cover all of the material (including the material of the first six weeks) and will seek to assess the assimilation of basic concepts (theory), calculation methods (exercises) and their application to real situations. The exam will count for 90% of the final mark.
Other information
The course does not use any particular support which would have to be paid and deemed obligatory. Any paid books that may be recommended are optional.
Online resources
Bibliography
- « Analyse, concepts et contextes : Fonctions d'une variable » de James Steward, 3ème édition, de boeck.
Teaching materials
- « Analyse, concepts et contextes : Fonctions d'une variable » de James Steward, 3ème édition, de boeck.
Faculty or entity
AGRO
