MATH 3 Calculus

This course is an introduction to single variable calculus aimed at students who have seen some calculus before, either before matriculation or in MATH 1.  MATH 3 begins by revisiting the core topics in MATH 1 - convergence, limits, and derivatives - in greater depth before moving to applications of differentiation such as related rates, finding extreme values, and optimization.  The course then turns to integration theory, introducing the integral via Riemann sums, the fundamental theorem of calculus, and basic techniques of integration.  

Instructor

The Staff, Park, DeGiovanni, DeGionanni, Hardenbrook, P. Hanlon (Fall), Erchenko, Erchenko, Haj Saeedi Sadegh, The Staff (Winter)

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Offered

• Fall
• Winter