The aim of the course is to provide the basic knowledge of mathematics and the most suitable calculation techniques to address the application of mathematics to economics, finance and statistics.
Expected learning outcomes
Knowledge and understanding: The student should be able to demonstrate knowledge of mathematical tools and ability to identify those suitable for modeling and solving economic, statistical and financial issues. Faced with a more complex problem, the student should be able to analyze and solve every part of it, interpret the obtained results and provide the solution to the original problem.
Applying knowledge and understanding: The student should be able to choose and apply mathematical tools to economics, statistics and finance.
Making judgements: The student should develop a critical ability to formulate a problem in a mathematical approach, apply the tools of the discipline and interpret the mathematical solution in different contexts.
Communication: The student should be able to answer the oral test questions, showing his ability to express and formalize mathematical concepts. He should be able to explain the techniques learned to solve the questions of the written exam.
Lifelong learning skills: The student should develop the ability of mathematical reasoning. He should be able to use mathematical concepts, procedures and tools to describe, explain and predict economic and financial phenomena.