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                                            MA32205 International Mathematics

                Subject: International Mathematics                              Learning Area: Mathematics
                Level: M5  Semester: 1                                  Time Allocation: 20 hours Credit: 0.5

                      The aim of the course is to encourage the students to understand, emphasize, analyze, criticize
               and apply their knowledge and understanding to everyday situations. The approach to educate the students
               involves the process of evaluating prior knowledge and their ability to express their views in correct
               representation, forming a strong base for vocabularies and terminologies in the language of Mathematics,
               studying and analysing the various concepts to be covered during the term and enabling the students to
               develop their analytical thinking and expressive their views/ ideas. The students will develop critical thinking
               and problem solving skills, alongside appreciating collaboration ,teamwork and leadership qualities. The
               course promotes creativity and innovation among the students' intellect helping them develop learning
               skills and career orientation. The fundamental criteria is to enable the students making logical deductions,
               making inferences and drawing conclusions from given mathematical data. The students will be recognizing
               patterns and structures in a variety of situations, and forming generalizations while presenting arguments
               and  chains  of  reasoning  in  a  logical  and  structured  way.  The  students  will  develop  interpreting  and
               communicating information accurately and changing from one form of presentation to another assessing the
               validity of an argument and critically evaluating a given way of presenting information solving unstructured
               problems by putting them into a structured form involving a series of processes applying combinations of
               mathematical skills and techniques using connections between different areas of mathematics in problem
               solving.  The  most  promising  goal  is  to  analyse  a  problem,  select  a  suitable  strategy  and  apply
               appropriate techniques to obtain its solution.
               The students will learn Mathematics with its language, nuances, uses, functions and processes, through a
               series of activities. Varied learning methods are adapted to escalate individual attention and development.
               Certain tasks will ensure the students working in groups/ pairs to evaluate the importance of group dynamics
               and maximize personal growth.
                      By the end of the year ,the students will have Love of nation, religion and king, Honesty and
               integrity, Self-discipline, Avidity for learning, Observance of principles of Sufficiency Economy Philosophy in
               one’s way of life, Dedication and commitment to work, Cherishing Thai-ness, Public mindedness and Health
               and aesthetic images.
               Learning Outcomes
                      1.  Understand and apply concepts from all the aspects of mathematics listed in the specification.
                      2.  Apply combinations of mathematical skills and techniques to solve a problem.
                      3.  Learn  to  solve  a  problem  by  investigation,  analysis,  the  use  of  deductive  skills  and  the
                          application of an appropriate strategy.
                      4.  Recognise patterns and structures and so form generalizations.
                      5.  Draw logical conclusions from information and understand the significance of mathematical or
                          statistical results.
                      6.  Consider and use spatial relationships in solving problems.
                      7.  Use  the  concepts  of  mathematical  modelling  to  describe  a  real-life  situation  and  draw
                          conclusions.
                      8.  Organize, interpret and present information in written, tabular, graphical and diagrammatic
                          forms.
                      9.  Use statistical techniques to explore relationships in the real world.


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