If you do not have Part I, then you will also need to purchase an additional course kit labeled Part IA which contains review material and Chapter 3. MATH LAB Assistance with mathematical questions on the course or the homework is available at the Mathematics and Statistics Laboratory, room S525 Ross. The dates and hours will be announced in class. There is a web page for this course which contains the course outline, homework problems, the course schedule as well as solutions to quizzes and tests. Note that we will not cover all the sections of each chapter.
Integral calculus is the study of computing areas.
By the fundamental Theorem of Calculus, integration is the inverse operation of differentiation. We shall cover the basic techniques of computing integrals. In addition, logarithm and exponential functions will be studied. Applications will be made to computing volume, distance, mass, work and solving simple differential equations. In particular, power series representations of definite integrals will be used to approximate the values of these integrals.