Course Outline 4 Hours
We continue to develop the ideas introduced in Calculus I. Topics
include the integration and differentiation of transcendental
functions, applications of the integral, exact and numerical integration techniques, and infinite series.
To learn mathematics effectively you
must solve problems. Lots
of problems!! The problems below are assigned as homework, and
should be handed in at the beginning of class on the Friday after
are assigned. The section and problem numbers refer to the Sixth Edition of Single Variable Calculus by James Stewart.
Homework assignments can be found on WebAssign. You should also be keeping up with the exercise problems in the book...
Exercise Problems
Completion of these problems is necessary to keep up with the course.
They expand upon, and reinforce, the material presented in lectures. They are not to be handed in and will not be
graded, but I am willing to look over your solutions and provide
assistance.
Mathematica
Mathematica will be used throughout the course to support and improve our
discussion of calculus.
Mathematica
is available for use in ED 2102, OC 2004, OC3076, LA0115, the Rice Libraray and some residence halls
Help is also available through the built-in tutorial (within Mathematica,
select "Help" then "Tutorial...").
There is full documentation available on the Mathematica/Wolfram Research webpage.