Mathematics for business engineers II

Teacher(s)

Lavendhomme Thierry;

Language

French

Learning outcomes

At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to :

At the end of this course, students should have completed their knowledge of real functions of one variable (integrals) and be familiar with the theory of functions in two or more variables, including constrained optimizations and an introduction to partial differential equations. As the course is under construction, more information will be provided during the theory course. For each of the topics studied, at the end of the course, the student will be able to define and explain the concepts, justify the successive steps of a demonstration, implement the computational techniques, solve various problems. Another objective of this course is to make the student capable of using mathematical concepts in economic contexts.

Bibliography

Livres de référence :
- Stewart J., Analyse, Concepts et contextes, Volume 1, Fonctions d'une variable, De Boeck.
- Stewart J., Analyse, Concepts et contextes, Volume 2, Fonctions de plusieurs variables, De Boeck.

Références complémentaires (les années ne sont pas mentionnées car il y a parfois eu plusieurs versions, qui ne différaient que peu).

- Sydstaeter K. & Hammond P., Mathématiques pour l'économie, Pearson.

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