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Preface
Business Mathematics is one of the most fundamental courses offered from the School of Business Administration and most schoolsgenerally offer it as a single semester course. In recent years, the number of students, especially foreign students, taking Business
Mathematics courses has been increasing in most schools probably because of the trend of globalization and thus the number of
offered Business Mathematics courses taught in English has been also increasing in each school.
I have been teaching Business Mathematics in both Korean and English for more than 10 years. Usually, I have used the same textbookwritten in Korean for both courses regardless of whether I
gave Korean lectures or English lectures. In particular, I introduced a couple of auxiliary textbooks written in English to students who tooka course taught in English just in case they would need to refer to them.
However, I have realized that it is not a good idea to introduce auxiliary textbooks written in English to students because those books notonly are too expensive for them to buy, but also contain too much materials to cover during a single semester. Actually, one of the main
reasons that most of the original books in English contain too much materials is because authors try to cover various major fields such as
economics and the social and life sciences as well as business. I believe Business Mathematics is one of the most fundamental courses
offered from the School of Business Administration and most schools generally offer it as a single semester course. In recent years, the
number of students, especially foreign students, taking Business Mathematics courses has been increasing in most schools probably
because of the trend of globalization and thus the number of offered Business Mathematics courses taught in English have been also
increasing in each school.
I have been teaching Business Mathematics in both Korean and English for more than 10 years. Usually, I have used the same textbookwritten in Korean for both courses regardless of whether I
gave Korean lectures or English lectures. In particular, I introduced a couple of auxiliary textbooks written in English to students who tooka course taught in English just in case they would need to refer to them.
However, I have realized that it is not a good idea to introduce auxiliary textbooks written in English to students because those books notonly are too expensive for them to buy, but also contain too much materials to cover during a single semester. Actually, one of the main
reasons that most of the original books in English contain too much materials is because authors try to cover various major fields such as
economics and the social and life sciences as well as business. I believe that it creates difficulties for most lecturers teaching Business
Mathematics in English when choosing a textbook written in English for a single semester. Consequently, it eventually made me seriously
consider writing a textbook for Business Mathematics written in English which only focuses on business-related topics and also has an
appropriate volume for a single semester.
One of the main goals of this book is to teach students the fundamental and core concepts of business mathematics that they are likely toencounter in undergraduate level of business courses. The book emphasizes on the understanding of concepts and solving various kinds
of business-related problems rather than focusing on mathematical theories. In fact, it contains an outstanding collection of examples to
illustrate the mathematical concepts and properties.
I am entirely responsible for any errors in this book even though I tried to do my best to eliminate them. You are more than welcome to letme know your valuable comments and suggestions regarding this book.
I would like to thank several people who helped me with preparing this book. My sincere thanks go to my student, MinA Choi, for hervaluable time and careful editing work. I am especially grateful to my students, Ross Douglas Brown, Francis Joseph Costello, and Gregory
David Panayi Reid, for their careful proofreading. My special thanks go to the editors as well as President Soo-young Lee at CheongRam
Publishing for thier dedicated work and support. Last, but certainly not least, I thank my lovely family for their support and encouragement.
that it creates difficulties for most lecturers teaching Business Mathematics in English when choosing a textbook written in English for a
single semester. Consequently, it eventually made me seriously consider writing a textbook for Business Mathematics written in English
which only focuses on business-related topics and also has an appropriate volume for a single semester.
One of the main goals of this book is to teach students the fundamental and core concepts of business mathematics that they are likely toencounter in undergraduate level of business courses. The book emphasizes on the understanding of concepts and solving various kinds
of business-related problems rather than focusing on mathematical theories. In fact, it contains an outstanding collection of examples to
illustrate the mathematical concepts and properties.
I am entirely responsible for any errors in this book even though I tried to do my best to eliminate them. You are more than welcome to let meknow your valuable comments and suggestions regarding this book.
I would like to thank several people who helped me with preparing this book. My sincere thanks go to my student, MinA Choi, for her valuabletime and careful editing work. I am especially grateful to my students, Ross Douglas Brown, Francis Joseph Costello, and Gregory David
Panayi Reid, for their careful proofreading. My special thanks go to the editors as well as President Soo-young Lee at CheongRam Publishing
for thier dedicated work and support. Last, but certainly not least, I thank my lovely family for their support and encouragement.
Geon Cho -
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Chapter 1 Some Preliminary Topics
Chapter 2 Functions
Chapter 3 Matrices
Chapter 5 System of Linear Equations
Chapter 6 Limits and Continuity
Chapter 7 Differentiation
Chapter 8 Graphs of Functions
Chapter 9 Exponential and Logarithmic Functions -
저자/역자소개
Geon Cho received his B.S. from Department of Mathematics at Chonnam National University in 1983 and his M.S. from Department of Mathematics
at Seoul National University in 1986. He also received his Ph.D. from the School of Industrial Engineering at Purdue University in 1994 and became
Professor of School of Business at Chonnam National University in 1996. He has been teaching Business Mathematics as well as Production and
Operations Management, Supply Chain Management, and Managerial Decision Making. He served as a Dean of the Graduate School of Business at
Chonnam National University in 2012.
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