Land Resources Managment

Mathematics I

• Lesson 1 (Lecture 1)
• Lesson 2 (Lecture 2)
• TEST 1
• Lesson 3 and 4 (Lecture 3 and 4)
• TEST 2
• Lesson 5 and 6
• TEST 3
• Lesson 7
• TEST 4
• Student presentations Lessons 8-10
• Final test

Course Assessment Rules

1. Attendance:
   Regular attendance at all classes is required.
2. Active participation:
   Students are expected to actively engage in problem-solving activities during tutorials.
3. Assessment of tutorials:
   There will be four midterm tests, held after every two tutorials.
   To pass the tutorial component, students must obtain at least 50% of the total points available from all four tests combined.
   Each test carries the same number of points.
   Failure to achieve the required total score results in a comprehensive make-up test covering all the material from the tutorials.
4. Final grade:
   The final course grade is based on:
   • passing the tutorial component, and
   • the grade for the presentation.
   The final grade is the arithmetic mean of these two components (tutorial + presentation).
   Presentation topics will be assigned by mid-December.
   A student who disagrees with the final grade may take a comprehensive final exam covering both theoretical and problem-solving parts.

Semester Schedule — Mathematics I (Land Resources Management)

Winter Semester 2025/2026
Classes take place on Wednesdays (lectures: 45 min, tutorials: 90 min).
Each test is organized between classes — on Friday or Monday (135 min).

• 12 November 2025 — regular class (lecture + tutorial)
• 19 November 2025 — regular class (lecture + tutorial)
• Test 1: Friday, 21 November, 12:45 PM or Monday, 24 November, 1:15 PM
• 26 November 2025 — regular class (lecture + tutorial)
• 3 December 2025 — regular class (lecture + tutorial)
• Test 2: Friday, 5 December, 12:45 PM or Monday, 8 December, 1:15 PM
• 10 December 2025 — regular class (lecture + tutorial)
• 17 December 2025 — regular class (lecture + tutorial)
• Test 3: Friday, 19 December, 12:45 PM or Monday, 22 December, 1:15 PM
• 7 January 2026 — regular class (lecture + tutorial)
• Test 4: Friday, 9 January, 12:45 PM or Monday, 12 January, 1:15 PM
• 14 January 2026 — student presentations
• 21 January 2026 — student presentations
• 28 January 2026 — student presentations
• 30 January 2026 — final assessment

It’s worth taking a look:

1.https://www.math.ucdavis.edu/~linear/linear-guest.pdf 2.https://interactivetextbooks.tudelft.nl/linear-algebra/index.html