Welcome to Mathematics E-15: Calculus 1
| Course Information: personnel, textbook, grading, calculators, extra help, accessibility services | |
| Schedule of Topics: what we'll be learning each week | |
| Schedule of Assignments: when homework is due and when exams take place | |
| Homework Policies: how to submit your homework and not lose points unnecessarily | |
| Exam Policies: how and where to take exams and how to submit proctor information for distance students | |
| Textbook FAQ: answers to textbook-related questions students often ask (and tips to get an inexpensive book) | |
| Prerequisite FAQ: recommended background, the optional placement test, course preparation suggestions | |
| Credit Status FAQ: information to help you choose undergraduate, graduate, or noncredit status | |
| Online-only course FAQ: how we designed this online-only version of Math E-15 specifically for online learners | |
| Questionnaire: please either (1) download this file, fill it in and save it on your own machine, then upload it to Canvas (below) or (2) print it out, write in your answers, and then upload a scan or photo to Canvas. [All questionnaire responses will be kept confidential. The questionnaire is a way for me to get to know you; you are welcome to skip any questions you choose.] | |
| Additional Problems(4th edition, 5th edition, 6th edition): suggested extra problems from the three most recent editions of the recommended textbook | |
| Graduate Credit Information: format, grading, and goals for the seminar for graduate credit students. | |
| Graduate Credit Handouts (print each before watching the video):Day One • Day Two • Day Three • Day Four, the Supplementfor extra reading on limits, the applet we will use to explore the epsilon-delta definition of the limit | |
| Graduate Credit Lessons: Lesson Ideas topics for your lessons, the rubric for the lessons you will present | |
Homework | HW1 • HW2 • HW3 • HW3a • HW4 • HW5 • HW6 • HW7 • HW7a • HW8 • HW9 |
| Week One Content | If you haven't registered and would like a small taste of what this online-only course is like, you can access the Week One videos and interactive applets below. As a registered student, you would also have access to
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| Zoom | We will be using Zoom for the graduate seminar presentations for distance graduate credit students. Harvard has provided contact informationfor you to get help if you have technical difficulties with Zoom. Eric has written some suggestions on using Zoom including some important notes on presenting your lessons. |
Calculus BC is a full-year course in the calculus of functions of a single variable. It includes all topics covered in Calculus AB plus additional topics. Both courses represent college-level mathematics for which most colleges grant advanced placement and credit.
Syllabus Development Guide Ap Calculus
Welcome to Mathematics E-15: Calculus 1
| Course Information: personnel, textbook, grading, calculators, extra help, accessibility services | |
| Schedule of Topics: what we'll be learning each week | |
| Schedule of Assignments: when homework is due and when exams take place | |
| Homework Policies: how to submit your homework and not lose points unnecessarily | |
| Exam Policies: how and where to take exams and how to submit proctor information for distance students | |
| Textbook FAQ: answers to textbook-related questions students often ask (and tips to get an inexpensive book) | |
| Prerequisite FAQ: recommended background, the optional placement test, course preparation suggestions | |
| Credit Status FAQ: information to help you choose undergraduate, graduate, or noncredit status | |
| Online-only course FAQ: how we designed this online-only version of Math E-15 specifically for online learners | |
| Questionnaire: please either (1) download this file, fill it in and save it on your own machine, then upload it to Canvas (below) or (2) print it out, write in your answers, and then upload a scan or photo to Canvas. [All questionnaire responses will be kept confidential. The questionnaire is a way for me to get to know you; you are welcome to skip any questions you choose.] | |
| Additional Problems(4th edition, 5th edition, 6th edition): suggested extra problems from the three most recent editions of the recommended textbook | |
| Graduate Credit Information: format, grading, and goals for the seminar for graduate credit students. | |
| Graduate Credit Handouts (print each before watching the video):Day One • Day Two • Day Three • Day Four, the Supplementfor extra reading on limits, the applet we will use to explore the epsilon-delta definition of the limit | |
| Graduate Credit Lessons: Lesson Ideas topics for your lessons, the rubric for the lessons you will present | |
Homework | HW1 • HW2 • HW3 • HW3a • HW4 • HW5 • HW6 • HW7 • HW7a • HW8 • HW9 |
| Week One Content | If you haven't registered and would like a small taste of what this online-only course is like, you can access the Week One videos and interactive applets below. As a registered student, you would also have access to
|
| Zoom | We will be using Zoom for the graduate seminar presentations for distance graduate credit students. Harvard has provided contact informationfor you to get help if you have technical difficulties with Zoom. Eric has written some suggestions on using Zoom including some important notes on presenting your lessons. |
Calculus BC is a full-year course in the calculus of functions of a single variable. It includes all topics covered in Calculus AB plus additional topics. Both courses represent college-level mathematics for which most colleges grant advanced placement and credit.
Syllabus Development Guide Ap Calculus
Syllabus Precalculus
- Please note that is just a sample syllabus, actual syllabi for the various sections of the course will likely be different each semester. Different instructors may choose somewhat different material. The number of class sessions varies between fall and spring semesters, Monday-Wednesday and Tuesday.
- HW1. HW2. HW3. HW3a. HW4. HW5. HW6. HW7. HW7a. HW8. HW9: Week One Content: If you haven't registered and would like a small taste of what this online-only course is like, you can access the Week One videos and interactive applets below.
- Welcome to Mathematics E-15: Calculus I Please ignore what Canvas may display at the right about assignment weights and instead read the grading schemes in the Course Information file below; Canvas isn't able to display our grading scheme properly.
- Calculus, Volume 1: One-Variable Calculus, with An Introduction to Linear Algebra. Waltham, Mass: Blaisdell, 1967. 2 will be needed for those who wish to continue on to 18.024 Multivariable calculus with theory.).
The syllabus page shows a table-oriented view of the course schedule, and the basics ofcourse grading. You can add any other comments, notes, or thoughts you have about the coursestructure, course policies or anything else.
Ap Calculus Syllabus Pdf
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