Students who complete the calculus sequence may earn up to 13 U of MN undergraduate mathematics semester credits. These credits have been successfully transferred to other institutions. All students interested in participating in the sequence must successfully pass a qualifying examination to be admitted. This is an advanced, single variable calculus course with honor aspects. It includes more theoretical materials, goes beyond the text, and introduces aspects of proofs and formal reasoning.
Exams test theoretical ideas as well as computations.
This course, which introduces first-order differential equations and linear methods, is structured similar to Calculus I, with more aspects of proofs and formal reasoning introduced. This is an honors level multivariable calculus course with considerable focus on proofs and formal reasoning. The lectures will emphasize concepts in mathematical thinking. Students begin professional write-ups of homework problems, and some proofs are included in the assignments and on the exams. Sept. - Dec.