Statistics, Economics, and Social Sciences

Knowledge and understanding. Good theoretical and practical knowledge of differential calculus, integration, power series (real functions of one real variable). Ability to understand these issues also in the context of other courses. Applying knowledge and understanding. Ability to use the acquired skills for solving simple problems and for their use required in other courses. Making judgements. Good ability to recognize, frame and set out the resolution of simple problems, selecting appropriately among the methods learned. Communication skills. Good presentation skills of basic concepts and techniques of Calculus. Learning skills. Good learning ability of mathematical issues in other courses, by virtue of the comprehension of the logical-deductive character of the discipline.