Extras for MATH 2250

Entire course notes

• 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:

• Drexel University (covers all that we will, and a little bit more)

• University of Houston Calculus VIDEOS (55 in all)

• UBC Calculus Notes (Most like our 2200, so DOES NOT INCLUDE A LOT OF INTEGRATION TECHNIQUES!!!)

• MIT--Gilbert Strang's Calculus Text and Videos (VERY CHALLENGING)

Section-by-section

• • Section 2.1--Animation of Secant Lines Converging to Tangent Line

  • Sections 2.2, 2.4, 2.6--Additional Limit Exercises

  • Section 2.4--Interactive proof of "Basic Trig Limit"

  • Section 3.2--Drawing F' on top of F

  • Section 3.2--Match the Graph of a Function to Graph of Its Derivative

  • Word Problems (Open Domain Only), from UC Davis

  • Section 3.7--Implicit Differentiation, from UC Davis

  • Section 4.4--Detailed Curve Sketching, from UC Davis

  • Section 5.1--Riemann Sums Applet (does right, left and midpoints for n up to 5000)