Crosslisted with ESSP 130. I Offers differential calculus emphasizing its application in other disciplines. Includes continuity, differentiation, inverse functions, and exponential and logarithmic functions. Integrates the use of computers. Includes the antiderivative of a function, differential equations, and the applications of integration.
Students use computer technology as part of the course.
Earth Systems Applications Presents basic concepts of modeling to describe a system, translate appropriate aspects of the system into equations, and to interpret the results of the original problem. Covers rates of growth, measurement and scale, equilibrium, stability and perturbations, structure, interactions and stochasticity. Includes discrete-time and continuous dynamical systems, derivatives and integrals. Crosslisted with ESSP 155. For students intending to major in Earth Systems Science and Policy.