Heavy use is made of a graphing calculator. Analytic Geometry II A continuation of MATH 121. The focus is on integration and its relationship to differentiation. Topics included are defining the integral, the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, differential equations, applications of the integral, function approximations and sequences and series. Throughout the course, all ideas are explored from the symbolic, the graphic, and the numeric points of view.
Heavy use is made of a graphing calculator.
An introduction to the mathematics underlying computer science. Students who have received credit for MATH 332 may not receive credit for MATH 211. The central ideas involving these functions are explored from the symbolic, the graphic, and the numeric points of view. Visualization and approximation, as well as local linearity continue as key themes in the course. Computer software and graphing calculators are used to increase the range of problems which students can analyze.