Lectures, Calculus on Demand
The following documents are from
Principles of Calculus Modeling, an Interactive Approach
by Donald L. Kreider and C. Dwight Lahr, copyright 2003, 2010 by the authors.
Lecture
Topic
1
Modeling Discrete Data; Method of Least Squares
2
Lines in the Plane
Functions and Their Graphs
New Functions from Old
3
Trigonometric Functions
4
Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
5
Case Study: Modeling the AIDS Data
6
Modeling Rates of Change
7
The Legacy of Galileo, Newton, and Leibniz
Limits of Functions
Limits at Infinity
8
Continuity
Tangent lines and Their Slopes
9
Tangent Lines and Their Slopes (contd.)
The Derivative
10
Differentiation Rules
11
Derivatives of Trigonometric Functions
12
The Mean Value Theorem
Implicit Differentiation
13
Derivatives of Exponentials and Logs
14
Newton's Method
Linear Approximations
15
Antiderivatives and Initial Value Problems
Velocity and Acceleration
16
Case Study: Torricelli's Law
17
Modeling with Differential Equations; Separable Differential Equations: First Look
18
Exponential Growth and Decay
Separable Differential Equations
19
Slope Fields and Euler's Method
Case Study: Population Modeling
20
Issues in Curve Sketching
21
Modeling Accumulations
22
The Definite Integral
Properties of the Definite Integral
23
The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
Techniques of Integration
24
Trapezoid and Simpson's rules
Areas Between Curves
25
Arc Length
26
Case Study: Flood Watch
27
Inverse Trigonometric Functions
28
Related Rates
29
Optimization
30
Volumes of Solids of Revolution