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Today I was going through my college syllabus for CSE in which I found mathematics I , mathematics II and mathematics III can someone tell me what this I II and III indicates and what are the differences between them


Abir Mazumdar 11th Nov, 2020
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Abhishek Roy 11th Nov, 2020

I believe Mathematics I is all about Basic and Differential Calculus.

Mathematics II deals with Linear Algebra, Integral and Complex Calculus.

Mathematics III possibly deals with Partial Differential Equation, Transform Calculus, Probability and Statistics and topics like Optimization and Linear Programming.

Shubham Dhane 11th Nov, 2020

Hello,

The total mathematics subject has so many topics and it is difficult to teach or learn all the topics in one subject. So to simplify the course the mathematics subject is divided into three subjects Mathematics 1, Mathematics 2 and Mathematics 3. Some colleges have these three subject in three different semester and some put two subjects in same semester itself. Few college divide the complete math subject into four sub subjects.

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11th Nov, 2020
and what all topics are included in each of the segments ?
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