MAT 113 covers 10 topics. StudyPath paces them into daily study
sessions that finish before your exam date, with practice questions and worked
answers for each one.
Contributions of Babylonians, Greeks, Egyptians, Romans, Hindus, Arabs and Chinese.
Prominent Ancient Mathematicians and their contributions (Archimedes, Pythagoras,
Euclid, Apollonius, etc.)
Development of mathematics in the Middle Ages and prominent Mathematicians of the
The Renaissance and Mathematics (16th to 20th Centuries) and prominent mathematicians
Bannach, Cauchy)
The use of mathematics in everyday life including its place in Natural and Applied
History of African and Nigerian mathematics
A sample from this course
One topic, as StudyPath teaches it.
Pre-history Mathematics
Pre-history Mathematics deals with the earliest mathematical ideas developed before formal written mathematical texts. For examination purposes, you must master how early humans used counting, measurement, patterns, and simple records in daily life, because this explains how mathematics grew from practical needs into an organized subject.
What you get for MAT 113
Every topic above, split into sessions and dated against your exam.
Practice questions per session, with answers that explain themselves.
Offline reading — the whole course is a few hundred KB on your phone.
An AI tutor that answers questions using this course's own material.