Courses taught in Autumn Term, 2007
Pre-exam office hours
Calculus I, Science
The contents are identical to the Autumn 2005 page, except for material that
has been removed.
The site has not been updated since Winter 2006 due to the introduction of the
Omnivox system.
****NOTE
added Nov. 11: since Omnivox is down, here are links to the solutions
to assignments 4,5, and 6:
Practice Sheets
Assignments
Goodies
- Continuity of a Piecewise defined Function: an Animation.
[PowerPoint
document on College Library site | ZIP
file containing the same Powerpoint, at my other site.]
- Exponential Growth
(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
Exponential Decay
and Archeology an amazing example. [Ref: Calculus with Analytic
Geometry, by H. Flanders and J. Price, Academic Press, 1978, page 176.]
- Exponential Functions: Tangents
and Slopes.
- The number e and its meaning
(University of Toronto)
- The number e to one
million digits, computed by Robert Nemiroff (George Mason University and
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center)
- The number e - history
- Lessons
in basic Maple, as applied to Calculus I - North Carolina State University
(link updated September 2004)
- Newton's
Method illustrated in Maple.
- New! Differentials
-Tangent line approximations. [PDF]
[ZIP]
- Maple worksheets for the Computer Lab:
The amazing Astroid
-1 | The amazing Astroid
-2| The natural
exponential function and its derivative| Newton's
Method
- Implicit Equations: Curves
and Tangents
- The MacTutor History
of Mathematics archive, University of St.Andrews, Scotland. Great biographies,
imaginative cross-references.
- Online Derivative
Calculator. Use it wisely.
Time out: fun stuff
- Deep
Thoughts by Great Minds (not all of them mathematicians.)
- Find your birthday or
phone number among the digits of Pi!
Notes
Maple syrup
- If you own Maple:
How to recapture the Maple Worksheet on which a webpage (HTML) is based?
Examples
Linear Algebra
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Sunday, November 11, 2007