Prerequisites: MATH 161.
This course is a continuation of Calculus I and includes the calculus of various classes of functions, techniques of integration, applications of integral calculus, three-dimensional geometry, and differentiation and integration in two variables.
Outcomes: Students will obtain an understanding of techniques for finding anti-derivatives, and applications of the integral to questions in three-dimensional geometry and physics; Students will obtain conceptual understanding about functions of several variables and apply these concepts to optimization and integration questions for functions of two variables; Students will employ techniques for solving differential equations and their applications.
This course is a continuation of Calculus I and includes the calculus of various classes of functions, techniques of integration, applications of integral calculus, three-dimensional geometry, and differentiation and integration in two variables.
Outcomes: Students will obtain an understanding of techniques for finding anti-derivatives, and applications of the integral to questions in three-dimensional geometry and physics; Students will obtain conceptual understanding about functions of several variables and apply these concepts to optimization and integration questions for functions of two variables; Students will employ techniques for solving differential equations and their applications.