Math 101 (Calculus)

By , March 7, 2010

An introduction to the concepts of differential calculus. Topics include the calculation of limits and the differentiation of functions including trigonometric, inverse trigonometric, exponential, logarithmic functions, chain rule, and implicit differentiation. Further topics include Rolle’s theorem, the mean value theorem, differentials, antiderivatives, partial differentiation, as well as the application of differentiation to related rates, maxima and minima, curve sketching, and Newton’s method. Emphasis on applications is provided for all topics.

Prerequisites

  • Provide transcripts indicating B or higher in Grade 12 Math (Principles) or equivalent; or
  • C+ or higher in Grade 12 Math (Principles) or equivalent; and secondary school Calculus (Pass).

Campus Locations

Dawson Creek, Fort St. John

Starts February

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