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    This document outlines the course topics and schedule for a GE 2 - Reading in Philippines History class from 2:00-4:00pm taught by Emyline D. Salinas. The course will cover the meaning and relevance of history through analyzing primary sources and examining controversies in Philippine history. Topics include the 1899 Malolos Constitution, 1935 Constitution, agrarian reform policies, taxation, cultural performances, and local history museums. There will be a midterm exam on July 6th and another on July 24th.

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    This document outlines the course topics and schedule for a GE 2 - Reading in Philippines History class from 2:00-4:00pm taught by Emyline D. Salinas. The course will cover the meaning and relevance of history through analyzing primary sources and examining controversies in Philippine history. Topics include the 1899 Malolos Constitution, 1935 Constitution, agrarian reform policies, taxation, cultural performances, and local history museums. There will be a midterm exam on July 6th and another on July 24th.

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    12:30 To 2:15 PM: Ge 3 - Mathematics in Modern World Jet Edawrd Ondaro

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    GE 3 - MATHEMATICS IN MODERN WORLD

    12:30 to 2:15 pm
    JET EDAWRD ONDARO

    Mathematics in our World


    Logic
    Core Idea: Mathematics is a useful way to Core Idea: Logic is the basis of all
    think about nature and our world mathematical reasoning. The rules of logic
    1. Patterns and Numbers in Nature and the help us understand, think critically,
    World: The snowflake and honeycomb; and reason logically with statements.
    tiger’s spots and hyena’s spots; the Mathematical logic has been concerned with
    sunflower; how people ought to think rather
    the snail’s shell; flower petals; world’s
    population; the weather, etc. than how people do think.
    2. The Fibonacci Sequence, Phi Numbers,
    Fractals Logic statement and quantifiers
    3. Roles of Mathematics in the Real World Truth Tables and Tautologies
    Conditional, Biconditional and related
    Mathematical Language and symbols statements
    Core Idea: Like any language, mathematics Symbolic Arguments
    has its own symbols, syntax and rules Arguments and Euler Diagrams
    1. Characteristics of Mathematical Language
    2. Expressions vs. Sentences Linear Programming
    3. Convention in the Mathematical Language Core Idea: In "real life", linear programming
    4. Basic Concepts of Sets, Functions and is part of a very important area of
    Relations, and Binary Operations mathematics called "optimization
    5. Elementary Logic techniques". This field of study is used every
    6. 6. Formality day in the organization and allocation of
    resources. Optimization is the
    Problem Solving and Reasoning way of life.
    Core Idea: Mathematics is not just about 1. System of Linear Inequalities in Two
    numbers; much of it is problem solving and Unknowns
    reasoning 2. Geometry of Linear Programming
    1. Inductive and Deductive Reasoning (Graphical Method)
    2. Intuition, Proof, and certainty3. Polya’s 3. Simplex Method
    Principle in Problem Solving
    4. Problem Solving Strategies The Mathematics of Finance
    5. Mathematical Problems Involving Patterns Core Idea: Mathematics helps us making
    6. Recreational Problems using mathematics financial decisions that we make every day.
    A good understanding of
    MIDTERM EXAMINATION mathematical concepts will be beneficial and
    are no doubt a key role in the planning and
    Data Management success of our financial lives
    Core Idea: Statistical tools derived from 1. Simple and Compound Interest
    mathematics are useful in processing and 2. Credit Cards and Consumer Loans
    managing numerical data in order 3. Stock, Bonds, and Mutual Funds
    to describe a phenomenon and predict 4. Home Ownership
    values
    Gathering and Organizing Data FINAL EXAMINATION
    Measures of Central Tendency
    Measures of Dispersion
    Measures of Relative Position
    Probabilities and Normal Distributions
    Linear Regression and Correlation
    Hypothesis Testing
    GE 2 - READING IN PHILIPPINES HISTORY
    2:00 - 4:00 pm
    Emyline D. Salinas

    Topical Outline: Other sample topics:


    1. Filipino Cultural Heritage
    1. Meaning and relevance of history 2. Filipino-American Relations
    1.1 Primary and Secondary sources 3. Government Peace treaties with Muslim
    1.2 Distinction of primary and secondary Filipinos
    sources 4. Institutional history of schools, corporations,
    1.3 Internal and external criticism of primary industries, religious
    sources. groups and the like.
    1.4 Repositories and different kinds of primary 5. Biography of a prominent Filipino
    sources
    5. Critical Evaluation and promotion of Local
    2. Content and contextual analysis of selected and oral history, museums,
    primary sources historical shrines, cultural performances,
    2.1 Identification of the historical importance of indigenous practices, religious rites
    the text/Examination of the and rituals, etc.
    author’s main argument and point of view
    NO CLASS
    a. First Voyage Around the World JUNE 12 Friday
    b. Customs of the Tagalogs JUNE 15 Monday
    c. Paintings of Juan Luna and Fernando JUNE 22 Monday
    Amorsolo July 3 Friday MIDTERM
    d. President Corazon Aquino’s Speech Before JULY 6 Monday
    the US Congress. JULY 13 Monday
    e. Raiders of the Sulu Sea (Film) July 24 Friday MIDTERM
    f. Kartilla ng Katipunan (Declaration of
    Principles) PER WEEK DISCUSSION
    g. Mga Gunita ng Himagsikan (Memoirs)
    h. Political Caricatures of the American Era 2. External and Internal criticism
    (Editorial Cartoons) Repositories of primary sources
    i. Documents of the 1898 Declaration of Different kinds of primary sources
    Philippine Independence, First Voyage Around the World
    The Malolos Constitution, and the First Customs of the Tagalogs
    Philippine Republic
    j. Filipino Grievances Against Governor Wood 3. Political Caricatures
    (Petition Letter) Speech of Corazon Aquino
    Works of Juan Luna and Fernando
    3. “One Past but many histories”: Amorsolo
    Controversies and conflicting views in
    Philippine history 4. Raiders of the Sulu Sea (short film)
    a. Site of the First Mass Kartilla ng Katipunan
    b. Cavite Mutiny Grievances against Governor Wood
    c. Retraction of Rizal
    d. Cry of Balintawak or Pugadlawin 5. Site of the first Mass
    Cavite Mutiny
    4. Social, Political, Economic and Cultural Retraction of Jose Rizal
    issues in Philippine history Cry of Pugadlawin/ Balintawak
    Mandated Topics:
    1. Agrarian Reform policies 6. Agrarian Reform
    2. The Philippine constitution Philippine Constitution
    - 1899 (Malolos) Constitution Taxation
    - 1935 Constitution Local History/Museum
    - 1973 Constitution 7. Cultural Performances
    - 1987 Constitution Indigenous People
    3. Taxation Religious rites/rituals

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