| 1 | To Provide a Strong Mathematical Foundation: Enable students to understand fundamental mathematical concepts used in business, economics, and finance. |
| 2 | To Develop Analytical and Quantitative Thinking Skills: Improve students' ability to think mathematically and solve problems analytically. |
| 3 | To Enhance Mathematical Modeling Skills: Teach how to use linear and parabolic models in solving economic and business problems. |
| 4 | To Apply Matrices and Linear Equation Systems: Educate students on matrix operations, determinant calculations, and solving linear equation systems in business and financial applications. |
| 5 | To Teach Derivative and Integral Applications: Demonstrate how derivatives, limits, and continuity apply to business decision-making processes. Teach indefinite and definite integral calculations for analyzing total profit, cost, and revenue functions. |
| 6 | To Provide Financial Mathematics Knowledge and Applications: Introduce concepts such as interest calculations, cash flow analysis, and investment valuation methods. |
| 7 | To Develop Data-Driven Decision-Making Competence: Equip students with the ability to use mathematical tools to make accurate and logical business and economic decisions. |
| 8 | To Foster Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving Skills: Enable students to analyze complex mathematical problems in business and economics and develop practical solutions. |