Calculus 1

Welcome to MATH 200-Calculus 1. I hope we have a wonderful semester together.

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Exam Dates

Exam 1:
Exam 2:
Exam 3:
Final Exam: Review Problems

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Spring Break:
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Course materials

Text:Briggs’ Calculus, Early Transcendentals, Third Edition.
Online:MyLab Math
Calculator: TI-84

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A hard copy of the text is optional since an eBook version is available through MyLab.
Instructions for registering for the MyLab are available here for sections
It is recommended that you have a graphing calculator for this course. You will be able to use your calculator on all exams. I will demonstrate with the TI-84 in class, but any graphing calculator will work.
If you have questions regarding anything else, please email me.
The blog posts and YouTube videos above are ones that relate to your class. They will provide examples or overviews that you may find extremely useful.

Posts by Topic

Precalc
1. Functions
2. Domains
Limits
Derivatives
1. Defining, Post, Lab
2. Limit Definition
3. Power Rule
4. Product Rule
5. Quotient Rule
6. Chain Rule
7. Examples using rules
8. Implicit Differentation

Continued 2

Applications of Derivatives
1. Curve Sketching
2. Related Rates
3. Optimization

Continued 3

Integrals
1. Riemann Sums
  - Distance Traveled in a Car
2. Limit of Riemann Sums
  - Motorcycle Stopping Distance
3. Antiderivative
4. Integration by Substitution
5. Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
6. Area between curves
  - Area of a triangle: Integration
  - Finding Area using Integrals

Continued 4

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