Welcome to the MAT 111 course page! Below you will find backups of all class documents, as well as supplements.
BASIC COURSE MATERIALS:
EXTRA HELP:
At Davidson:
There's me! I encourage any and all students to send me emails, stop by my office, or make an appointment.
In the first floor of the library, in the Center for Teaching & Learning (CTL) is a Math & Science Center (MSC). This offers drop-in or by-appointment individual and small-group tutoring opportunities (for free!) to students in all areas of math and science. Click THIS LINK for more info.
As most of you probably know, there are many online resources available for calculus students. Sometimes it can be quite beneficial to see additional examples, or read just a slightly-different wording of a new concept, or even watch a live video of another person's lecture. The internet, however, is a very academically misleading place, and there are many incorrect and otherwise "not good" calculus "resources" out there. So, below are some of the course-wide texts and materials I have found and recommend:
UBC Calculus Notes (DOES NOT INCLUDE A LOT OF INTEGRATION TECHNIQUES!!!)
MIT--Gilbert Strang's Calculus Text and Videos (VERY CHALLENGING)