Calculus 2 and 3

Summer 2012 quarter

Faculty

Allen Mauney mathematics, history of science

Fields of Study

mathematics

Preparatory for studies or careers in

physical sciences, mathematics, economics, actuarial work

Prerequisites

Calculus I or equivalent

Description

The first part of the curriculum will include approximating areas, the definite integral as a limit, anti-differentiation, the product/quotient/chain rules, integration by parts, trigonometric integrals, trigonometric substitutions, and a wide variety of applications of the integral. The program will end with various topics including Taylor polynomials, infinite series, power series, improper integrals, vectors, and multivariable calculus. Students will write exams, do homework, work collaboratively in class and present their results to their peers.

Advertised Schedule

9a-1p Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu (Jul. 30 - Aug. 30)

Location

Olympia

Online Learning

No Required Online Learning

Books

Greener Store

Offered During

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