Introduction to TechSoup’s Digital Marketing Services and Use Cases
Part 1(1.1) Sept. 4, 2023-GE4.pdf
1. PART 1 - THE NATURE OF
MATHEMATICS
1.1 MATHEMATICS IN OUR WORLD
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
1. Identify patterns in nature and regularities in
the world.
2. Articulate importance of mathematics in
one’s life.
3. Express appreciation of mathematics as a
human endeavor.
3. ✓ His full name in Italian is Leonardo Pisano,
which means Leonardo of Pisa, because he
was born in Pisa, Italy around 1175.
✓ Shortened word for Latin term “Filius
Bonacci”, which stands for “ Son of
Bonaccio”.
✓ Discovered the sequence of numbers form
the set.
FIBONACCI
4. ✓ German mathematician and astronomer
known for his laws of planetary motion.
Three laws of planetary motion:
1) Planets move in orbits shaped like an
ellipse.
2) A line between a planet and the Sun
covers equal areas in equal times.
3) How long a planet takes to go around
the Sun is related to the radius of the
planet’s orbit.
JOHANNES KEPLER
5. ✓ Prince of Mathematicians
✓ Remarkable mathematician who made
many contribution to the mathematics of
probabilities.
JOHANN CARL FREDRICH
GAUSS (1775 – 1855)
6. ✓ French mathematician, physicist, inventor,
philosopher, and Catholic writer.
✓ famous for his contributions to probability
theory and his work with Pascal's Triangle
which is used in binomial expansion
BLAISE PASCAL
7. ✓ An English mathematician, physicist,
astronomer, alchemist, theologian, and
author who was described in his time as a
natural philosopher.
✓ Responsible for working out many of the
principles of visible light and the laws of
motion, and contributing to calculus
ISAAC NEWTON
8. ✓ German philosopher, mathematician, and
logician
✓ Well known for having invented the
differential and integral calculus
GOTTFRIED LEIBNIZ
9. ✓ A French philosopher, scientist, and
mathematician, widely considered a
seminal figure in the emergence of modern
philosophy and science.
✓ Mathematics was central to his method of
inquiry, and he connected the previously
separate fields of geometry and algebra
into analytic geometry.
RENE DESCARTES (1596-
1650)
10. ✓ German-born theoretical physicist, widely
held to be one of the greatest and most
influential scientists of all time.
✓ His immense contributions to the field of
physics and his theory of relativity
✓ Known for his mass and energy equation
E= 𝑚𝑐2
ALBERT EINSTEIN
11. ✓ A Polish and naturalized-French physicist
and chemist who conducted pioneering
research on radioactivity.
✓ Received the 1911 Nobel Price in chemistry
for developing techniques of isolating
radioactive isotopes and discovering two
radioactive elements.
MARIE CURIE (1867-1934)
12. 20th Century
➢PROGRAMA 101
1ST personal computer that was releases
in 1965.
➢ July 20, 1969
1st landing of man in the moon
➢ Global Positioning Satellite (GPS)
1st GPS was launched in 1989 for military
used.