January 22: Sequences and the Constant Sequence Principle.
January 23: The Constant Sequence Principle, mathematical induction, and summation formulas.
January 24: More about sequences and induction.
January 27: Estimating areas. Computing areas as limits. Velocity, time, and distance.
January 29: Riemann sums. The definition of the definite integral.
January 30: The definition of the definite integral. Properties of the definite integral.
January 31: Properties of the definite integral.
February 3: More properties of the definite integral. The Evaluation Theorem.
February 5: Proof of the Evaluation Theorem. Indefinite integrals. The Net Change Theorem. See also the BrainShark version of this lecture.
February 6: More on the Evaluation Theorem. Lead-in to the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus.
February 7: The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus. Averages.
February 10: The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus (concluded). The Substitution Rule.
February 12: The Substitution Rule for definite integrals.
February 13: The Substitution Rule for indefinite integrals.
Feburary 14: The Substitution Rule (concluded).
February 18: True-False Quiz for Chapter 5. A challenge problem for tomorrow.
February 19: True-False Quiz for Chapter 5 (concluded). Integration by parts.
February 20: Integration by parts (concluded).
February 21: Integration by partial fractions.
February 24: Integration with computer algebra systems. See also a Mathematica notebook on this topic; if you don't have a Mathematica viewer, you can view the PDF.
February 26: Improper Integrals.
February 27: Improper Integrals (continued).
February 28: Improper Integrals (concluded). True/False Quiz for Chapter 6.
March 3: True/False Quiz for Chapter 6 (continued).
March 5: True/False Quiz for Chapter 6 (concluded). Area between two curves.
March 6: MIDTERM EXAM
March 7: MIDTERM EXAM
March 10: Volume.
March 12: Volume by disks.
March 13: Volume by cylindrical shells.
March 14: Arc length and surface area.
March 24: Work and force. Hydrostatic pressure.
March 26: Centers of mass and moments.
March 27: Differential equations.
March 28: Differential equations.
March 31: Sequences.
April 2: The Monotonic Sequence Theorem. Series.
April 3: Integral and Comparison Tests.
April 4: Other convergence tests.
April 7: Power series.
April 9: Representing functions as power series.
April 10: Taylor series.
April 11: Taylor polynomials and the Taylor remainder theorem.
April 14: Parametric curves.
April 16: Polar coordinates.
April 17: Polar coordinates (concluded).
April 18: True/False Quiz for Chapter 8.
April 23: True/False Quiz for Chapter 8 (continued).
April 24: True/False Quiz for Chapter 8 (concluded).
April 25: True/False Quiz for Chapter 9.
April 28: Lies My Calculator and Computer Told Me.
April 30: Odds and ends.