MATH 1910 Technical Mathematics II

Advanced algebra, trigonometry, and introductory calculus for manufacturing and engineering technicians.

Course overview

MATH 1910 Technical Mathematics II builds on the foundation laid in Technical Mathematics I. You will deepen your understanding of advanced algebra, explore trigonometry in greater detail, and take your first steps into calculus. This course is designed specifically for students entering manufacturing, engineering, and health science programs, where mathematical modelling is a daily tool.

You will learn to solve complex algebraic equations, apply trigonometric identities to real-world scenarios, and use basic integration to calculate areas and volumes. The course also introduces mathematical software to help you verify your work and visualise functions, ensuring you are prepared for the technical demands of your program.

Who takes this course

• Marketing Management
• Civil Engineering Technology
• Geomatics Technician
• Practical Nursing
• Practical Nursing (Part-time)
• Personal Support Worker
• Mechanical Engineering Technology
• Manufacturing Engineering Technician
• Heavy Equipment Techniques

Credits: 3 · Hours: 45

Prerequisites

• MATH 1210 Technical Mathematics I

Learning outcomes

• Solve complex algebraic equations and inequalities involving polynomials and rational expressions.
• Apply trigonometric functions and identities to solve problems related to angles, waves, and periodic motion.
• Evaluate basic definite and indefinite integrals and apply them to area and volume calculations.
• Model simple engineering and manufacturing processes using introductory calculus concepts.
• Use mathematical software to verify manual calculations and visualize function behaviour.

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