Math 2250: Calculus I for Science and Engineering (Spring 2022, CRN 35643)
General Info
Meeting Times
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Course meetings: MWF 8:00 AM – 8:50 AM. Boyd 323.
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Discussion section: Tuesday 8:00 AM – 9:15 AM. Boyd 303.
The course begins Monday, January 10th. Our first meetings will be in-person.
Syllabus and Scheduling
- You can download the syllabus here: https://dzackgarza.com/assets/courses/2022/2022-Spring-Syallabus-Math-2250.pdf
- Due dates: see Gradescope.
- Class Calendar:
Week Number | Month | Day | In-class Topic | Preclass Work | Notes |
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1 | Jan | 10 | Review/Preview | Course Intro (Icebreaker/Syllabus/Review) | |
Jan | 11 | Motivations for Calculus, Review of Functions | A0: Precalc review, tangents and secants, position and (average) velocity | ||
Jan | 12 | Domains, Inverse Functions, Line Tests | B1: The Concept of Limit; Graphical Limits, One- and Two-Sided Limits, Vertical Asymptotes | ||
Jan | 14 | More functions, abstract definition of the limit | B2: The Limit Laws; forms 0/0 and $K/0$ ($K$ nonzero), The Squeeze Theorem | ||
2 | Jan | 17 | No class: MLK | No class: MLK | |
Jan | 18 | Continuity, computing limits | B4: The Limit Laws | ||
Jan | 19 | Asymptotes, discontinuity | B3: Continuity; Intermediate Value Theorem | ||
Jan | 21 | More continuity | B5: The Definition of the Derivative, Applications, Estimating the Derivative at a Point | Homework Check-In: Up to B4. | |
3 | Jan | 24 | Limit laws, showing functions are continuous, discontinuities | B6: Sketching the Derivative, Derivatives and Continuity, Higher Order Derivatives; Applications | |
Jan | 25 | Limit definition of the derivative | C1: Differentiation Rules - Constant, Power for integer exponent, sum/difference, constant multiple, product, quotient, applications (no e^x here) | ||
Jan | 26 | Derivatve as an operator, examples using the limit definition, differentiable implies continuous | C2: The Derivative as a Rate of Change | ||
Jan | 28 | Order limit laws, squeeze theorem, gluing theorem, “highest power” trick | C3: Derivatives of Trig Functions | ||
4 | Jan | 31 | Rates of change, finding asymptotes, derivative laws | C4: The Chain Rule | |
Feb | 1 | Derivative laws, computing derivatives | |||
Feb | 2 | Trig derivatives, the chain rule | Homework Check-In: up to C4 (Feb 3rd) | ||
Feb | 4 | Instantaneous rates of change, linearization, tangent lines | |||
5 | Feb | 7 | Review | Exam 1 practice on ELC | |
Feb | 8 | Exam 1: Openstax 2.1-3.5, Workbook up to C4 | |||
Feb | 9 | Implicit differentiation | C5: Implicit Differentiation | ||
Feb | 11 | Derivatives of inverse functions | C6: Derivatives of Inverse Functions; the power rule for rational exponents, derivatives of inverse trig functions | ||
6 | Feb | 14 | Derivatives of Exponential and Logarithmic Functions | C7: Derivatives of Exponential and Logarithmic functions - definition of e, derivatives of exponential functions, derivatives of logarithmic functions, logarithmic differentiation | |
Feb | 15 | Related Rates | C8: Related Rates | ||
Feb | 16 | Related Rates | C8: Related Rates | ||
Feb | 18 | Related Rates | C8: Related Rates | ||
7 | Feb | 21 | Linear Approximations and Differentials | D1: Linear Approximations and Differentials | Homework Check-In: up to C8 |
Feb | 22 | Maxima and Minima | D2: Extrema, Extreme Value Theorem, Critical Points, Local Extrema, Closed Interval Max/Min Problems; Absolute/Local Extrema on Graphs | ||
Feb | 23 | Maximization | |||
Feb | 25 | Review | Exam review on ELC | ||
8 | Feb | 28 | Review | D3: MVT, IVT, EVT | |
Mar | 1 | Exam 2: Openstax 3.6-4.2, Workbook up to C8 | D2: EVT, Local and global minima and maxima, critical points | ||
Mar | 2 | The Mean Value Theorem | D1: Linear Approximation and Differentials | ||
Mar | 4 | Derivatives and the Shape of a Graph | D4: Derivative tests | ||
9, SB | Mar | 7 | SB | SB | |
SB | Mar | 8 | SB | SB | |
SB | Mar | 9 | SB | SB | |
SB | Mar | 11 | SB | SB | |
10 | Mar | 14 | Limits at Infinity and Asymptotes | D4/D5: Derivative tests, concavity | |
Mar | 15 | Limits at Infinity and Asymptotes | D5: Concavity, curve sketching, limits at infinity | ||
Mar | 16 | Applied Optimization | D6/D7/D8: Concavity, limits at infincity, optimization | ||
Mar | 18 | Applied Optimization | D7/D8: Optimization | ||
11 | Mar | 21 | Applied Optimization | D8: Optimization | |
Mar | 22 | Flex day | Flex day | ||
Mar | 23 | L’Hopital’s Rule | D9: L’Hopital’s Rule; Indeterminate Forms | ||
Mar | 25 | L’Hopital’s Rule | D9: L’Hopital’s Rule; Indeterminate Forms | Homework Check-In: up to D9 | |
12 | Mar | 28 | Antiderivatives | E1: Antiderivatives; Indefinite Integrals, Initial Value Problems | |
Mar | 29 | Approximating Area | E1: Antiderivatives; Indefinite Integrals, Initial Value Problems | ||
13 | Mar | 30 | Antiderivatives | E2: Approximating Areas; Sigma Notation, Area Estimates, Riemann Sum, Upper/Lower Sums | |
Apr | 1 | Review | Review | ||
Mar | 4 | Review | Review | ||
Apr | 5 | Exam 3: Openstax 4.3-4.10, Workbook D1 – D9 | Exam | ||
Apr | 6 | The Definite Integral | E3/E4: The Definite Integral; Limit Definition of the Definite Integral, Notation, Net Signed Area, Total Area, Properties, Average Value | ||
Apr | 8 | The Definite Integral | E3/E4: The Definite Integral; Limit Definition of the Definite Integral, Notation, Net Signed Area, Total Area, Properties, Average Value | ||
14 | Apr | 11 | The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus | E5: The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus; Mean Value Theorem for Integrals | |
Apr | 12 | The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus | E5: The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus | ||
Apr | 13 | Integration Formulas and the Net Change Theorem | E5: Integration Formulas and the Net Change Theorem | ||
Apr | 15 | Substitution | E6/E7: Substitution; Indefinite and Definite Integrals with Substitution (Power, Trig); Integrals Involving Exponential and Logarithmic Functions; Integrals Involving Exponential and Logarithmic Functions; Integrals Resulting in Inverse Trig Functions (only do a=1; no inverse secant) | ||
15 | Apr | 18 | Substitution | E6/E7: Substitution; Indefinite and Definite Integrals with Substitution (Power, Trig); Integrals Involving Exponential and Logarithmic Functions; Integrals Involving Exponential and Logarithmic Functions; Integrals Resulting in Inverse Trig Functions (only do a=1; no inverse secant) | |
Apr | 19 | Substitution | E6/E7: Substitution; Indefinite and Definite Integrals with Substitution (Power, Trig); Integrals Involving Exponential and Logarithmic Functions; Integrals Involving Exponential and Logarithmic Functions; Integrals Resulting in Inverse Trig Functions (only do a=1; no inverse secant) | ||
Apr | 20 | Areas Between Curves | E8: Areas Between Curves | ||
Apr | 22 | Areas Between Curves | E8: Areas Between Curves | Homework Check-In: up to E8 | |
16 | Apr | 25 | Review | ||
Apr | 26 | Review | |||
Apr | 27 | Review | |||
Apr | 29 | Review | |||
17 | May | 2 | Exam 4: Openstax 5.1-6.1 | Exam | |
May | 3 | Course Review | |||
May | TBA |
Misc
- If you have any questions or otherwise need assistance, please email me at zack@uga.edu.
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