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Mathematics I

Mathematics I comprises 30 credits and is usually the first course our students take in mathematics at university level. The course is only given in Swedish, and you can find more information on the Swedish version of this page.

You can find the Swedish version of this page here

The course treats basic algebra, function theory, linear algebra in two and three dimensions (matrices, determinants, vectors, linear dependance), analysis of functions of one variable (limits, continuity, derivative and integral with applications) and analysis of functions of several variables (partial derivatives, double integrals). The contents of the course may be used in modelling in a number of fields as for example physics and economy.

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