Preparatory Math Course for Computer Science 

 

Applicants who have been admitted to the Computer Science program or the double major program in Entrepreneurship & Computer Science are required to participate in the  Mathematics preparatory course for Computer Science and pass its final exam

 

Course Topics:

 

  • Equations of one or two variables
  • Linear equations
  • Quadratic equations 
  • Equation of a higher degree 
  • Equations with parameters 
  • Equations with radicals
  • Polynomial division
  • Inequalities (linear, quadratic, higher degree, with quotients, with absolute value, “and/or” systems) 
  • Exponents and logarithms (properties, equations and inequalities) 
  • Basic functions: Linear and quadratic 
  • Sequences (arithmetic, geometric, recursive) 
  • Complex numbers
  • Limits
  • Derivatives (definition, application) 
  • Function investigation: Polynomials; Rational functions; Radicals; Exponential and logarithmic functions including parametric problems
  • Trigonometric identities and equations

 

Information about the course: 


  • Length of the course: 100 academic hours (17 sessions)
  • Dates of the summer 2026 course: July 26th, 2026 - August 31st, 2026.

 

Exam Dates:

  • 1st session: September 2nd, 2026, 9:45 AM On Campus
  • 2nd session: September 9th, 2026, 9:45 AM On Campus

 

*There are only two exam sessions for the Computer Science Math Preparatory Course. A third exam session will not be given under any circumstances.