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* The class website for this course can be found on [http://sylow.slu.edu/teach/Fall2009.html Russell Blyth's website]. At Saint Louis University most of us use a combination of online (WeBWorK) and written homework. The assigned problems to be turned in can be found [http://sylow.slu.edu/teach/142-101H.html here]. |
* The class website for this course can be found on [http://sylow.slu.edu/teach/Fall2009.html Russell Blyth's website]. At Saint Louis University most of us use a combination of online (WeBWorK) and written homework. The assigned problems to be turned in can be found [http://sylow.slu.edu/teach/142-101H.html here]. |
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Revision as of 10:56, 6 August 2012
- WeBWork Assignments for Calculus I You can view the assignments as used at Saint Louis University. Username and password: guest.
| Text | Calculus: Single Variable, 5th Edition by Hughes-Hallet et.al. |
| Academic | Semester Course (15 weeks) - 4 credits |
| Homework | WeBWorK and a small number of written assignments. WeBWorK counts for 8-10% of the final grade (depends on the instructor) |
- The class website for this course can be found on Russell Blyth's website. At Saint Louis University most of us use a combination of online (WeBWorK) and written homework. The assigned problems to be turned in can be found here.
Syllabus
- Chapter 1: A Library of Functions
- Chapter 2: Key Concept: The Derivative
- Chapter 3: Short-cuts to Differentiation
- Chapter 4: Using the Derivative
- Chapter 5: Key Concept: The Definite Integral
- Chapter 6: Constructing Antiderivatives
