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    Syllabus: - Engineering Mathematics - I (107001)

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    This syllabus outlines the topics covered in the Engineering Mathematics-I course. The course is worth 4 credits and will include an in-semester exam worth 30 marks, end semester exam worth 70 marks, and term work (TW) worth 25 marks. The topics covered are differential calculus, Fourier series, partial differentiation, applications of partial differentiation, linear algebra including matrices and systems of linear equations, and eigenvalues and eigenvectors. The in-semester exam will include three questions worth 5 marks each from either differential calculus or Fourier series topics.

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    This syllabus outlines the topics covered in the Engineering Mathematics-I course. The course is worth 4 credits and will include an in-semester exam worth 30 marks, end semester exam worth 70 marks, and term work (TW) worth 25 marks. The topics covered are differential calculus, Fourier series, partial differentiation, applications of partial differentiation, linear algebra including matrices and systems of linear equations, and eigenvalues and eigenvectors. The in-semester exam will include three questions worth 5 marks each from either differential calculus or Fourier series topics.

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    This syllabus outlines the topics covered in the Engineering Mathematics-I course. The course is worth 4 credits and will include an in-semester exam worth 30 marks, end semester exam worth 70 marks, and term work (TW) worth 25 marks. The topics covered are differential calculus, Fourier series, partial differentiation, applications of partial differentiation, linear algebra including matrices and systems of linear equations, and eigenvalues and eigenvectors. The in-semester exam will include three questions worth 5 marks each from either differential calculus or Fourier series topics.

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    Syllabus: - Engineering Mathematics - I (107001)

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    • Engineering Mathematics –I [107001]

    Credits Examination Scheme


    In semester Exam :30 Marks
    04 End semester Exam :70 Marks
    TW : 25 Marks

    Unit I : Differential Calculus


    Rolle’s theorem ,Mean value theorem ,Taylor’s series and
    Maclaurin’s series ,Expansion of a functions using standard
    expansions ,Indeterminate Forms, L’Hospital Rule ,Evaluation
    of limits and applications.
    Unit II : Fourier Series
    Definition , Dirichlet’s conditions, Full range Fourier series ,
    Half range Fourier series, Harmonic analysis, Parseval’s
    identity and applications to problem in engineering

    Unit III : Partial Differentiation


    Introduction to functions of several variables , partial
    derivatives, Euler’s theorem on Homogeneous functions ,
    Partial derivatives of composite function ,total derivatives,
    change of independent variables

    Unit IV : Applications of Partial Differentiation


    Jacobian and it’s applications ,errors and approximations
    ,Maxima and Minima of a function of two variables ,
    Lagrange’s method of undetermined multipliers .
    Unit V:Linear Algebra –Matrices system of Linear
    equations
    Rank of Matrix ,System of linear equation ,linear
    dependence and independence ,linear and
    orthogonal transformations, applications to
    problem in engineering

    Unit VI : Linear Algebra – Eigen values And Eigen


    vectors , Diagonaliztion of a matrix ,Reduction of
    Quadratic forms to canonical form by linear and
    orthogonal transformations
    In semester Question paper pattern
    Time :1 Hour Max Marks :30
    Answer Q.1 or Q.2 , Q.3 or Q.4
    Q.1 Topic Marks

    (a) Rolle’s /Lagranges Mean value theorem 05

    (b) Taylor’s series / Maclaurin’s Series 05

    (c) Indeterminate Form 05


    OR

    Q.2 Topic Marks

    (a) Expansion 05

    (b) Maclaurin’s Series/Taylor’s series 05

    (c) Indeterminate Form [find constant a and b] 05

    Q.3 Topic Marks

    (a) Fourier series 05

    (b) Half range series 05

    (c) Parseval’s Identity 05


    OR

    Q.4 Topic Marks


    (a) Fourier series 05
    (b) Half range series 05
    (c) Harmonic Analysis 05

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