“Aurel Vlaicu” University of Arad

Faculty of Economics
Department: Finance – Accounting
Specialisation: Finance and Insurance
Form of education: attending
Stamped, Dean
(round stamp of the issuing entity with undecipherable signature)

SYLLABUS
Academic year 2001-2002

1. Name of the discipline: Mathematics of economic projects

2. Number of weekly hours:

Year Semester Number of hours Verification No. of

C S L P form credits
II II 14 14 Exam 3

3. General and specific objectives of the discipline:

Accumulation of the mathematical notions needed to approach the disciplines: Basics of Statistics, Financial-
Accounting Management, Modeling Financial-Monetary Decisions, Economic Activity Analysis, Insurance
Mathematics, etc. as well as the mathematical knowledge that can intervene in the work of the future economist.

4. Contents:
4.1 Course content:
Chapter L Linear Algebra and Applications in Economics
Linear space. Linear dependence. Base, analytical expression. Explaining the coordinates of a vector after a base
change, in which a single vector was substituted (the "pivot" method). Aplications of the pivotal method to matrix
matrix calculation, testing of nesangularity and reversal of a square matrix, compatibility study, and solving linear
equation systems

CHAPTER II. Components on the functions of a variable

Polyphenolic interpolation. Taylor's formula. Developments of the basic elementary functions.
Integrated in a generalized sense. The case in which one of the integration limits is a singular point; where both
points of integration are single points; the case of a finite number of singular points. Properties and
computations of integers in a generalized sense Practical criteria for determining the nature of integers in a
generalized sense Euler functions: function F (p) and function B (p, q). Properties, computation of Euler -
Poisson integrity.
Numerical series. Series of terms. Series with positive terms, convergence criteria. Alternate series.Content of
the course

4.2 The contents of the seminar

Linear space. Linear dependence. Base, analytical expression. Explaining the coordinates of a vector after a
base change, in which a single vector was substituted (the "pivot" method). Aplications of the pivotal method to
calculating the rank of a matrix, testing the non-singularity and inversion of a square matrix, studying
compatibility, and solving linear systems of equations.
Polyphenolic interpolation. Taylor's formula. Developments of the basic elementary functions.
Integrated in a generalized sense. The case in which one of the integration limits is a singular point; where both
points of integration are single points; the case of a finite number of singular points. Properties and
Computations in Generalized Sense Practical Criteria for Establishing the Nature of Integrals in Generalized
Sense. Euler's functions: fiance F (p) and function B (p, q). Properties, computation of Euler - Poisson integrity.

5. Assessment methods:
8.1 Continuous (progressive, formative) oral evaluation -
evaluation debate;
8.2 Final exam evaluation;