This course introduces the student to the main concepts, methods, and techniques of differential calculus. Emphasis is on how these arise from problems in several areas, rather than from a rigorous development of the theory.
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Weekly Organization
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Description
Video Lecture
Before coming to class, you are required to prepare by watching the appropriate assigned video lecture available on the class blog.
Lecture Notes
You must take notes as if you were in class. The technology used for the video lectures allows you to leave questions and comments. Maintain and organize all your notes taken during the semester in a way that will allow you, at the end of the semester, to upload a single PDF version of all your notes to receive credit (see section on grades).
Homework
Homework assignments are available on MyLabMath and have strict deadlines. It is important that you organize yourself to complete the assigned work before the due date.