School of Engineering, Computer Science and Quantity Surveying

Foundation Studies in Engineering Home Semester & Subjects Calendar & Timetable Video Seminars Other Subjects 1. KE008 Introduction to Electronics 2. KE012 Algebra 3. KE013 Trigonometry 4. KE014 Differential Calculus 5. KE107 Foundation English 6. KE007 Introduction to IT 7. KE019 Physical Electronics & Fields 8. KE010 Matter & Material Science 9. KE015 Integeral Calculus 10. KE016 Coordinate Geometry 11. KE017 Vectors and Matrices 12. KE009 Electric Circuits 13. KE002 Mechanics 14. KE005 Waves and Optics 15. MPW1133 Malaysian Studies 16. MPW1143/MPW1153 Moral/Islamic Studies 17. MPW1113/MPW1123 Bahasa Kebangsaan A/B Programs Offered 1. Foundation Studies in Engineering 2. International Diploma in Computer Studies 3. Diploma in Quantity Surveying 4. Diploma in Information Technology 5. Diploma in Computer Science and Information Technology 6. B.Eng.(Hons) Electrical & Electronics Engineering 7. B.Sc. (Hons)Computer Networks 8. Bachelor of Computer Science (Hons) » All stamfordonline Courses

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SUBJECT CODE	: KE012
SUBJECT NAME	: ALGEBRA
SEMESTER	: 1
CREDIT HOURS	: 2
SCHOOL	: School of Engineering, Computer Science and Quantity Surveying
COURSE	: Foundation / Foundation Studies in Engineering

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Lecture Notes :
Past Exam Paper :	KE012 May 06.pdf
Syllabus :	KE012 FSE Course Structure and Course Outlines.pdf

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OBJECTIVES
1. To provide the student with a firm foundation in the mathematics needed to cope with the demand of the following years of his/her degree course.
2. To encourage the student to develop the study skills appropriate to the mastery of the basic principles of algebraic operations.
3. To enable the student to apply these principles with confidence to problem solving appropriate to his/her course.

LEARNING OUTCOME
Upon the completion of the unit, the students will be able to:
1. Manipulate, simplify and factorize algebraic expressions.
2. Solve linear and quadratic equations, including two simultaneous equations.
3. Use logarithms and exponents.
4. Use binomial theorem.

SYNOPSIS