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Course Index
- Recitation Introduction
- Definition of Derivative
- Graphing a Derivative Function
- Smoothing a Piece-wise Function
- Constant Multiple Rule
- Tangent Line to a Polynomial
- Derivatives of Sine and Cosine
- Product Rule
- Quotient Rule
- Chain Rule
- Implicit Differentiation
- Graphing the Arctan Function
- Arccos
- Log and Exponent Derivatives
- Rules of Logs
- Hyperbolic Trig Functions
- Implicit Differentiation and Linear Approximation
- Quadratic Approximation
- Quadratic Approximation of a Product
- Sketching a Curve
- Closest Point to the Origin
- Minimum Triangle Area
- Maximum Surface Area
- Related Rates (Part I)
- Related Rates (Part II)
- Using Newton's Method
- Mean Value Theorem (Part I)
- Mean Value Theorem (Part II)
- Antidiff. With Discontinuity
- Computing Differentials
- Linear Approximation With Differentials
- Computing Antiderivatives
- Anti-differentiation by Substitution
- Differential Equation
- Differential Equation With Graph
- Summation Notation Practice
- Riemann Sum
- Computing the Volume of a Paraboloid
- Diffusion of a Chemical
- Definite Integrals of tan(x)
- Definite Integral by Substitution
- Applying the Second Fundamental Theorem
- Second Fundamental Theorem and Chain Rule
- Second Fundamental Theorem and Quadratic Approximation
- Area Between the Graphs of Sine and Cosine
- Area Between y=x^3 and y=3x-2
- Volume of a Paraboloid via Disks
- Volume of Revolution via Shells
- Average Velocity
- Average x-Coordinate in a Region
- Explanation of Simpson's Rule
- Using the Trapezoid and Simpson's Rules
- Trig Integral Practice
- Trig Integrals and a Volume of Revolution
- Integral of tan^4 (theta)
- Hyperbolic Trig Sub
- Integration by Completing the Square
- Partial Fractions Decomposition
- Finding u and v' When Integrating by Parts
- Integrating sin^n(x) Using Reduction
- Arc Length of y=x^(2/3)
- Surface Area of a Torus
- Parametric Arclength
- Polar to Cartesian
- Graph of r = 1 + cos(theta/2)
- Integration Practice I
- Integration Practice II
- Integration Practice III
- Integration Practice IV
- L'Hospital Practice
- Failure of L'Hospital's Rule
- Indeterminate Forms
- A Solid With Finite Volume and Infinite Cross Section
- Improper Integrals
- Integral of x^n e^(-x)
- Limit of a Series
- Comparison Tests
- Ratio Test for Convergence
- Integral Test
- Integral Test as Estimation
- Ratio Test: Radius of Convergence
- Power Series Practice
- Finding Taylor's Series
- Taylor's Series of a Polynomial
- Taylor's Series for sec(x)
- Integration of Taylor's Series
- Series Calculation Using a Riemann Sum
Course Description
This calculus course covers differentiation and integration of functions of one variable, and concludes with a brief discussion of infinite series. Calculus is fundamental to many scientific disciplines including physics, engineering, and economics.
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