WORLDSTAR COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INC.
2nd Floor Alliance Building
National Highway, Bantug, Roxas, Isabela
Course Syllabus
Course Code: DEET-AEM 101
Course Credit: 3 units
Course Title: Advanced Engineering Mathematics
Program: Diploma in Electronics Engineering Technology
Contact Hours/Week: 3 hours (2 hours lecture, 1 hour problem-solving)
Pre-Requisite/s: Calculus 2, Differential Equations
Instructor: __________________________
Course Description
This course provides a foundation in higher-level mathematics necessary for analyzing and
solving complex problems in electronics and engineering technology. It includes vector analysis,
complex numbers, matrices, Fourier series, Laplace transforms, and an introduction to partial
differential equations and numerical methods. The course strengthens students’ mathematical
reasoning and computational abilities and prepares them for further study in signal processing,
control systems, and electromagnetic theory. Emphasis is placed on practical application and
critical thinking aligned with Sydney Accord outcomes.
Institutional Learning Outcomes (ILO)
(Aligned with the Sydney Accord)
1. Apply advanced mathematical tools to analyze and solve engineering technology
problems.
2. Model and simulate physical systems using vectors, matrices, and complex variables.
3. Communicate solutions and reasoning through mathematical notation and graphs.
4. Use appropriate technology (software/tools) for solving applied mathematical problems.
5. Engage in lifelong learning to apply mathematics in evolving engineering practices.
Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs)
With I–E–D Indicators:
1. (I) Define and manipulate complex numbers, vectors, and matrices.
2. (I) Describe and apply the properties of Fourier series and Laplace transforms.
3. (E) Solve systems of linear equations using matrix operations and determinants.
4. (E) Apply transforms and vector calculus to model signals and systems.
5. (D) Analyze and simulate engineering problems using mathematical software (e.g.,
MATLAB, Octave).
Course Content (15 Weeks)
Excludes midterm and final exams
Topics and Intended Activities / Assessment /
Week Learning Content / Topic
Learning Outcomes Techniques Evaluation
ILO: Represent complex Polar form, Euler’s Graphing,
1 Quiz
numbers (I) formula conversion drills
ILO: Perform vector Dot & cross products, Diagram &
2 Seatwork
operations (I) unit vectors calculation
ILO: Solve matrix Addition, multiplication,
3 Board work Worksheet
operations (I) inverse
ILO: Solve linear systems Gaussian elimination,
4 Step-by-step solving Problem set
(E) Cramer’s rule
ILO: Evaluate
Matrix determinant,
5 determinants and Manual solving Quiz
characteristic equation
eigenvalues (E)
ILO: Apply Laplace Laplace properties, Practice
6 Table reference
transform techniques (E) inverse problems
ILO: Use Laplace in Transfer functions, IVP
7 RLC examples Worksheet
circuit modeling (E) solutions
8 ILO: Introduce Fourier Periodic signals, Function analysis Seatwork
Topics and Intended Activities / Assessment /
Week Learning Content / Topic
Learning Outcomes Techniques Evaluation
series (I) sine/cosine expansion
ILO: Apply Fourier series Filtering, waveform Graph-based
9 Quiz
in systems (E) reconstruction activity
ILO: Differentiate scalar Gradient, divergence,
10 Vector sketching Seatwork
and vector fields (E) curl
ILO: Solve line and Green’s and Stokes’
11 Problem solving Homework
surface integrals (E) theorem
ILO: Model PDEs in Heat, wave, Laplace
12 Equation setup Problem analysis
engineering (I) equations
ILO: Use basic numerical Euler’s method, finite Spreadsheet or
13 Lab sheet
methods (D) difference software
ILO: Simulate
Signal, circuit, or motion
14 engineering applications MATLAB/Octave lab Project report
models
(D)
ILO: Present real-world Math-modeling
15 Final presentation Rubric scoring
application project (D) presentation
Recommended References and Resources
1. Kreyszig, E. – Advanced Engineering Mathematics, Wiley.
2. Stroud, K.A. – Advanced Engineering Mathematics, Palgrave Macmillan.
3. Zill, D.G. & Wright, W.S. – Advanced Engineering Mathematics, Jones & Bartlett.
4. Boyce, W.E. & DiPrima, R.C. – Elementary Differential Equations with Boundary Value
Problems, Wiley.
5. MathWorks Documentation – MATLAB & Simulink Online Help.
