• Euclidean space Rn. Neighborhoods. Classification of points of Rn . Open and closed sets. Sequences. Basic theorems. • Functions of several variables. Limit of a function. Operations with limits. Continuous function. Properties of continuous functions. Partial derivatives. Partial derivatives of higher order. Differentiable function. Total differentials. Differentials of higher orders. Differentiation of composite functions. Implicit functions. Jacobians. Transformations. Inverse transformations. Directional derivatives. The mean-valued theorem and Taylor’s theorem for several functions. Extreme values. Extreme values under constraints. • Double and triple integrals. •Scalar and vector fields. Gradient, Divergence and Curl. Line integral of first kind and second kind. Green’s formula. Surface integral of the first and second kind. Stokes’ theorem. Gauss’ theorem. Conservative field. Solenoidal field.
The course aims to teach theorems and rules, to develop critical and analytical thinking so that interdisciplinary problems could be modelled and solved with mathematical accuracy and discipline.
Upon successfully completing this course the student should:
The course aims at the acquisition of knowledge, ideas and skills that are to be implemented in other courses related to Informatics and Biomedicine.
Mandatory written exams at the end of the semester.