Mathematics for Computer Science
Master the area of Numerical Mathematics by pursuing ‘Mathematics for Computer Science’ by enrolling to Coursera.
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1,914 INR Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
In today’s world where technology has become a part of everyone's life without us even noticing it, Computer science plays a very important role. Because of this computer science has become a field where there is a maximum requirement of the workforce with the workers having the maximum level of skill and knowledge about the same. Every candidate who chooses to become a great programmer in the future aims to sharpen his/ her skill in computer science, for which they need to have a strong hand in their mathematical skills.
The main aim of mathematics is that it helps in imparting the students with the art of analysing, understanding and reading any problem that arises and helps them to come up with an effective solution before it hinders their work or the programme. It gives the candidate great analytical skills by teaching them how to utilize algorithms.
This shows how important mathematics is for the candidate who opts for computer science. To upgrade these skills Coursera has come up with the Mathematics for Computer science course which will make the candidate field ready for their future and help them understand computer science in a perfect way.
The Highlights
- 100% online learning
- Favourable for candidates with beginner knowledge.
- Flexible deadlines
- Offered by University of London and Goldsmiths, University of London
- Available with 7 days full access free trial
Programme Offerings
- quizzes
- Projects
- assignments
- Readings
- video
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|
| yes | University of London, LondonCoursera |
The detailed bifurcation of the fee is mentioned below in the table:
| Head | Amount |
| Fee | Rs.1914/Month |
Eligibility Criteria
Education
This course will be easy and favourable for the candidates who have finished the first 2 parts of the Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Specialization successfully.
Certification qualification details
Participants are eligible for a certificate of completion after they make a payment and complete the entire programme.
What you will learn
- The candidate will learn how to identify, compute and describe sequences of the numbers and their sums.
- They will be able to understand all the different variations of quantities via functions and the graphs
- They will be able to transform numbers and perform arithmetic in their number base.
- They will be able to describe the spaces numerically along with representation using coordinates and graphs.
Who it is for
This course is designed as the third and the last part of the Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Specialization programmes. Therefore, it is more preferable for the candidates who have completed the first two parts of the programme.
Application Details
Follow the steps given below to fill the application form:
Step 1: Visit the course page. https://www.coursera.org/learn/mathematics-for-computer-science
Step 2: Choose the ‘Enrol for free’ option.
Step 3: Log in or sign in choosing an appropriate option.
Step 4: click on the ‘Start the 7 days free trial’ link.
Step 5: Provide your card details and other necessary information.
Step 6: Once the trial is completed, the course fees will be deducted every month.
The Syllabus
Videos
- Why study computational maths?
- Introduction to Topic 1
- Introduction to number bases
- Working in other bases
- Conversion of integer numbers between different bases
Readings
- Course structure and navigation
- Your assessment for this MOOC
Assignments
- Introduction to number bases – conversion to decimal
- Working in different bases – part 1
- Working in different bases – part 2
Videos
- Conversion of non-integer numbers between bases
- Operations with binary numbers – addition
- Operations with binary numbers – subtraction
- Operations with binary numbers – multiplication
- Number representations
- Topic 1 – looking back
discussion prompts
- Why do we need to use these number conversions?
- Topic 1 reflection
Assignments
- Number bases – summative quiz
- Non-integer numbers conversion
- Operations with binary numbers
- decimal/octal
- Other bases
Videos
- Series
- Proof by induction
- Formula for summing geometric and arithmetic sequences
- Mathematical induction – review and example
- Topic 2 looking back
Readings
- MOOC summary
Assignments
- Sequences – summative quiz•60 minutes
- Sequences and series
discussion prompt
- Topic 2 reflection
Instructors
University of London, London Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
The course is expected to start as soon as the candidate opts for a 7-day free trial.
Online mode of payment using debit or credit cards is available for the course.
No, the course doesn’t give the refund privilege to the candidate as the course is available with a 7 days free trial.
No, it is not necessary for the candidate to complete the first two parts of the course but it is favourable if they complete the same.
Yes, a student will get all the study material for the course even during the online free trial.
No, there is no age barrier for the course. We believe there is an age limit to gain knowledge