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14. 9. 2015 (Monday)
10.15 11.25 a.m.
U6S1 / U6S2 Mathematics T
Activities
Reflection/Remark
Briefing on coursework
Students should be able to
(a) plan to carry out Assignment C,
(b) refer to relevant sources related to the assignment,
Week
Date
Time
Class/Subject
Topic
Learning Outcome
17
14. 9 . 2015 (Monday)
12.00 1.10 p.m.
L6S1 / Mathematics T
Activities
Reflection/Remark
Briefing on coursework
Students should be able to
(a) plan to carry out Assignment A,
(b) refer to relevant sources related to the assignment,
Week
Date
Time
Class/Subject
Topic
Learning Outcome
Activities
Reflection/Remark
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15. 9. 2015 (Tuesday)
10.15 11.25 a.m.
U6S1 / U6S2 Mathematics T
Briefing on coursework
Students should be able to find the result of assignment C
Teacher gives briefing and guideline.
Students are able to find the result of assignment C
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15. 9 . 2015 (Tuesday)
7.30 8.05 a.m.
L6S1 / Mathematics T
Reflection/Remark
Week
Date
Time
Class/Subject
Topic
Learning Outcome
Activities
Reflection/Remark
35
16. 9. 2015 (Wednesday)
7.30 8.05 a.m. / 12.40 1.10 pm
U6S1 / U6S2 Mathematics T
Malaysia Day
Week
Date
Time
Class/Subject
Topic
Learning Outcome
Activities
17
16. 9 . 2015 (Wednesday)
10.15 11.25 a.m.
L6S1 / Mathematics T
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Reflection/Remark
Hari Malaysia
Week
Date
Time
Class/Subject
Topic
Learning Outcome
Activities
Reflection/Remark
17
17. 9. 2015 (Thursday)
10.15 11.25 a.m.
L6S1 Mathematics T
Briefing on coursework
Students should be able to find the result of assignment A
Teacher gives briefing and guideline.
Briefing on coursework
Students should be able to find the result of assignment A
Teacher gives briefing and guideline.
Students are able to find the result of assignment A
Week
Date
Class
Subject
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27. 9 .2015 1.10. 2015
L6S1
Mathematics T
Topic
Sub-topic
Objectives
4. Complex Numbers
4. 1 Complex Numbers
Students should be able to
1. identify the real and imaginary parts of a complex number
2. use the conditions for the equality of two complex numbers
3. find the modulus and argument of a complex number in
Cartesian form and express the complex number in polar
form
4. represent a complex number geometrically by means of an
Argand diagram
1. Discussion
2. Exercise in class
Activities
Week
Date
Class/ Subject
Topic
Sub-topic
Objectives
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27. 9. 2015 1 . 10. 15
U6S1/U6S2 / Mathematics 3
17 Hypothesis
17.1 hypothesis
Students should be able to
(a) explain the meaning of a null hypothesis and an alternative
hypothesis;
(b) explain the meaning of the significance level of a test;
(c) carry out a hypothesis test concerning the population mean for a
normally distributed population with known variance;
(d) carry out a hypothesis test concerning the population mean in the
case where a large sample is used
Activities
(a) Discussions
(b) Exercise in class
Date
Time
Class/Subject
Topic
Learning Outcome
Activities
Reflection/Remark
Week
Date
Time
Class/Subject
Topic
Learning Outcome
36
28. 9. 2015 (Monday)
10.15 11.25 a.m.
U6S3 / Mathematics T
Activities
17 Hypothesis Testing
Reflection/Remark
Week
Date
Time
Class/Subject
Topic
Learning Outcome
Activities
Reflection
18
28 . 9. 2015 (Monday)
12.00 1.10 pm
L6S1 / Mathematics T
4 Complex Numbers
4.1 Complex Numbers
Students should be able to
1. identify the real and imaginary parts of a complex number
2. use the conditions for the equality of two complex numbers
1. Introduction real and imaginary numbers
2. Students identify the real and imaginary parts of a complex
Number
3. Students solve the algebraic operations on complex numbers
4. Students identify the real and imaginary parts of a complex
Number to solve the problems