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Course Description
This
course is the first semester of calculus, designed to meet lower
division university and four-year college requirements.
Topics included are differentiation and integration of
algebraic, and trigonometric functions with applications.
The necessary topics of analytic geometry are presented as
needed to proceed with the principles of calculus.
(Formerly MATH 5.2, MATH 102)
Course Content
Course Objectives
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Demonstrate
an understanding of the limit concept
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Prove
selected theorems on limits
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Differentiate
functions by definition and formulas
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Demonstrate
an understanding of continuity, maximum and minimum
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Prove
selected differentiation theorems
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Locate
critical points, extreme values and points of inflation using
derivative tests
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Analyze,
formulate, and solve assigned word problems involving rates of
change, maximum/minimum, and related rates
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Solve
problems using implicit differentiation
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Evaluate
integrals from definition & formulas
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Find
areas of regions
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Prove
selected theorems on integration
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Find
indefinite integrals
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Differentiate
and integrate trigonometric functions
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